Description Georg 2010-09-30 07:30:14 EDT

Build Identifier: v20091127-r5931

I have a class Person, which could have historic data, so for one person and id, i can have more than one entry in a table PERSON (this table is mapped to the calss Person).

I define a ReportQuery to a Class Person like this:

ExpressionBuilder aBuilder = new ExpressionBuilder();
ReportQuery aReportQuery = new ReportQuery(aBuilder);
aReportQuery.setReferenceClass(Person.class);
aReportQuery.useCursoredStream();
...

After that, i define some attributes for selection. some of them, i also define in a group-by-clause.

The origin SQL is like this:
SELECT name, id from PERSON where name like 'A%' order by name, id group by name,  id

I use the group-by-clause to get only one entry for the combination name, id (a distinct clause could also do this, but i used the group-by-clause).

After executing the sql
...
getClientSession().executeQuery(aReportQuery);
...
i get a CursoredStream. I get the expected size from the cursor with cursoredStream.size(), which called CursoredStream.getCursorSize();
This method doesn't supports the group-by-clause. So, the generated SQL looks like this:
SELECT count(id) from PERSON where name like 'A%'


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Build an expression for a ReportQuery with a group-by-clause
2. Execute the reportQuery an log the SQLs
3. Get the expected size from the cursored stream and have a look at the logged SQL