T. TreatmentTime? Edit: From comments below since my answer wasn't clear at all (sorry) replace: sum(TreatmentTime) with sum(t.
TreatmentTime).
I need the sum of the times. – Jay Jul 23 '09 at 14:47 yah, but isn't TreatmentTime a member of TherapySession? – eyston Jul 23 '09 at 15:17 Imagine the SQL you would write ... select t.
TreatmentDate, sum(t. TreatmentTime) from TherapySession t group by t. TreatmentDate ... right?(ignoring the patient / discipline stuff atm).
– eyston Jul 23 '09 at 15:18 That's the correct sql. I think it's trying to do it but can't figure out the data type of the sum() aggregate function. If I do it without the sum it works just fine.
I could move the sum to a view but I'd prefer to avoid that hack if possible. The database already has too much cruft in it. – Jay Jul 23 '09 at 15:51 You have sum(TreatmentTime) instead of sum(t.
TreatmentTime) is what I'm saying. – eyston Jul 23 '09 at 15:53.
"Can't extract the type of one parameter of a HQL function: expression->{TreatmentTime}; check aliases. Select new TherapyMinutesDisciplineByDayDTO( sum(TreatmentTime), 2.0, 3.0, t. Description ) from TherapyMinutesModule.
TherapySession t join t. _Patient p join t. _Discipline d group by t.
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