hi
i dont know if this can be done
but to avoid this you can create a new table with the results and index
that new table :)
you can then delete the table as well after indexing ...
:)
tc cheers
karan
On Mon, Dec 16, 2013 at 5:42 PM, Lokn wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> The error shows
Thanks for the reply.
The error shows it is not able to execute the query.
In my case, if you see my config file I am joining the entities between two
different datasources..
i.e., Entity1 - Datasource1
--Subentity - DataSource2
My doubt is, can we join the entities in two different dat
Without more of the stacktrace I don't think you'll get much help. However,
its my experience that exceptions that begin with "Unable to execute query"
mean the db didn't like something about one or both queries. I think it would
have listed in there somewhere the actual query it didn't like,
