Behavior of elements in EMBEDDEDLIST

[Eric24]

Using ODB 2.2.28, I have a simple Class that contains an EMBEDDEDLIST called "data". If I update "data" like this:

UPDATE #12:4 SET data = [{"a":111}, {"b":222}, [{"c":555}, {"d":777}]]

The result of then selecting "data" from the record is this:

[{"@type":"d","@version":0,"a":111},{"@type":"d","@version":0,"b":222},[{"c":555},{"d":777}]]

As you can see, "data" contains three elements, as expected, but why do the two elements that are standalone objects get @type and @version properties, while the element that is an array of objects element does not? And more specifically, I would prefer to avoid the standalone objects from being treated in this way.

[Luigi Dell'Aquila]

Hi Eric,

Try to define the property as EMBEDDEDMAP with LINKEDTYPE = EMBEDDEDMAP, it should solve the problem

Thanks

Luigi

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[Eric Lenington]

Thanks for the quick response. I'm not familiar with that option. What's the syntax of the create property statement to do this?

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[Luigi Dell'Aquila]

Hi Eric,

The syntax is following

CREATE PROPERTY ClassName.propertyName EMBEDDEDLIST EMBEDDEDMAP

but I see that in your list you have a mix of maps and sublists, so I'm afraid it won't work...

Luigi

[Eric24]

So is there a solution?