Description Thomas Wu 2011-11-02 03:59:23 EDT

Build Identifier: 20111101

Refered to bug 355573, I am tring to use the annotations, such as @ManyToOne, which are not supported in EDT0.7. There is no egl compiling error, but there is error in generated java code. So I suggest add some egl errors for them to prevent uers' adopting. 

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Create the following records using Derby connection. Then add a ManyToOne association.
record CUSTOMER type Entity{@table{name = "EGL.CUSTOMER"}}
    CUSTOMER_ID int{@id};
    FIRST_NAME string?;
    LAST_NAME string?;
    PASSWORD string?;
    PHONE string?;
    EMAIL_ADDRESS string?;
    STREET string?;
    APARTMENT string?;
    CITY string?;
    STATE string?;
    POSTALCODE string?;
    DIRECTIONS string?;
end

record ORDERS type Entity{@table{name = "EGL.ORDERS"}}
    ORDER_ID int{@id};
    CUSTOMER_ID int?;
    ORDER_AMOUNT decimal(8, 2)?;
    ORDER_DETAILS string?;
    ORDER_DATE date?;
    ORDER_STATUS string?;
    customer CUSTOMER {@ManyToOne};
end

2.Add the following function to get records from ORDERS table.
program testsql type BasicProgram {}
	
	ds SQLDataSource = new SQLDataSource("jdbc:derby:C:/databases/EGLDerbyR7;create=true");
	customer CUSTOMER;
	order ORDERS;
	
	function main()
		testGet();
	end
	
	function testGet()
			
		get order from ds using(order.ORDER_ID) with
			#sql{
				select
					ORDER_ID, CUSTOMER_ID, ORDER_AMOUNT, 
					rtrim(ORDER_DETAILS), ORDER_DATE, rtrim(ORDER_STATUS)
				from EGL.ORDERS
				where
					(t1.customer=t1.ORDER_ID and t1.ORDER_ID=?)
			};
	end
end

Actual results: There is no egl error reporting, but there is an error in generated Java code. Please refer to screenshots.