How do I get rid of a "SELECT expected" error?

Hello Dan,

Hello,

I'm using IDEA 8.0,1, spring and hibernate and I have a named query in
one of my DTOs. The annotation looks like this:

@NamedQueries({@NamedQuery(name = "UnitType.findByName",

query = "FROM CharacterType WHERE name = :name")})

And Intellij gives me an error at the 'f' of the FROM, saying, "SELECT
expected (e.g. 'SELECT <select_expression> FROM
<variable_declarations>')".

This is marked as an error which is really annoying and I can't figure
out how to turn this off. I've disabled the SQL plugin, I've looked
for a relevant error to turn off in Project Settings -> Errors but
can't find one, the red lightbulb doesn't show up when I put my cursor
over the error, alt+en

ter doesn't do anything either. Is this a bug? How do I turn this
error off?

Attached is a screenshot of the error.

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Please, check Settings / Language injection / Injection tab / Parameters
tree. There find NamedQuery annotation and check what language is mapped
to "query" parameter. For me it is JPAQL, and a query starting with "from"
is Ok. But maybe this setting was somehow changed on your side.

Alexander.

In addition to my answer: just notice that there are at least 2 NamedQueries
annotations: one from javax.persistence and another is from Hibernate. So,
check annotation's package in settings.

Alexander.

OK, thanks for the advice.  But, I think that I have it set the way it should be.  I've never gone in here before so I don't think I changed anything.  I've attached a screenshot of how my settings look but I still get this error.  Is there anything else that could cause this problem?

BTW, when I change the ID to "generic SQL", the error goes away.  But that doesn't seem ideal.  I think I could get some cool benefits if I left it as JPAQL or EJBQL.  So, I'm still looking for help on this.

Thanks,
Dan

Do you have you a hibernate facet in you project?
A query starting with "FROM" is not valid JPAQL.
IIRC IDEA only allows hibernate specific extensions when there is a hibernate facet
(in addition to the JPA facet).


Dan Kaplan wrote:

OK, thanks for the advice. But, I think that I have it set the way it should be. I've never gone in here before so I don't think I changed anything. I've attached a screenshot of how my settings look but I still get this error. Is there anything else that could cause this problem?

Thanks,
Dan

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