Wow, you guys didn't even give me time to heat up some nachos for lunch. I figured it was blindingly obvious, and I figured that would be the key path, my problem seems to have been that I was creating this in a static method on my Booking class for its default sort ordering . . . and I was confusing myself. So now I have Booking.PERFORMANCE_KEY + "." + Performance.PERFORMANCE_TYPE_KEY + "." + PerformanceType.NAME_KEY
Though really, hardcoding it as performance.performancType.name seems MUCH clearer. :-/ Seems to work now now that I know that this was as easy as I thought it should be. Thanks for the help! On Jun 20, 2010, at 12:31 PM, Chuck Hill wrote: > > performance.performanceType.name > > > >> Any ideas would be appreciated. This seems like it should be obvious, but >> I'm drawing a blank. >> >> Andrew > > -- > Chuck Hill Senior Consultant / VP Development > On Jun 20, 2010, at 12:38 PM, Luke Holton wrote: > If you are performing the fetch on the Bookings entity, providing the > EOSortOrdering with the keys path "performance.performanceType.name" should > do the trick. Have you tried that? > > Regards, > > Luke Holton > Tel: 602-279-4600 ext 622 > Fax: 602-279-4768 > Desert Sky Software: www.desertsky.com > > Specializing in the design, development and hosting of database driven web > applications.
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