Details
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Type:
Bug
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Status:
Closed
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Priority:
Blocker
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Resolution: Duplicate
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Affects Version/s: 1.0.1
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Fix Version/s: 1.0.2
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Component/s: Persistence
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Labels:None
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Environment:Grails 1.0.1. Groovy. Windows XP Professional
Description
Hello Guys,
I need any help with Inheritance and mapping subclasses! See that I`m using tablePerSubclass!
My data base is postgres!
In my case I have the following classes:
This is the parent-class:
class Duty {
String description
Date begin
Date end
Date include
City city
Region region
Contry country
static mapping = { tablePerHierarchy(false) table('tbduty') version(false) id(generator:'increment',column:'idduty') description(column:'dsduty') begin(column:'dhdutybegin') end(column:'dhduryend') include(column:'dhinclude') city(column:'idcity') region(column:'idregion') country(column:'idcountry') }
String toString() {"${this.description}"}
}
And this is child-class:
class DutyEvent extends Duty {
boolean newsletter
String localEvent
String coment
static constraints = { localEvent(maxSize:80, blank:false) coment(maxSize:500, blank:true) }
static mapping = {
table('tbdutyevent')
version(false)
id(generator:'increment', column:'idduty')
newsletter(column:'innewsletter')
localEvent(column:'nmlocal')
coment(column:'txcoment')
}
}
My problem is when try to access dutyevent controller in list action I have this error message:
Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: column this_.id does not exist
It seems like my id from sub-class(DutyEvent) is not mapped! Someguys, in another forum told me that I have to map all the content in child class.
Another one, instead, told me that this is a bug from grails 1.0.1.
This looks weird!
Could anyone help with this?!
And bellow, it`s my data base script of tables:
(child-class)
CREATE TABLE tbdutyevent
idduty integer NOT NULL,
nmlocal character varying(80),
txcoment text,
innewsletter character(1),
CONSTRAINT pk_tbdutyevent PRIMARY KEY (idduty)
)
(Parent-class)
CREATE TABLE tbduty
(
idduty integer NOT NULL,
dsduty character varying(500),
dhdutybegin date,
dhdutyend date,
dhinclude date,
idcity integer,
idregion integer,
idcountry integer,
CONSTRAINT pk_tbduty PRIMARY KEY (idduty)
)
Thanks for all folks!
Sergio Teixeira.
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