could not find implicit value for evidence parameter of type slick.ast.TypedType[(slick.lifted.Rep[Int],...
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I'm looking to do something like the following:
streetTable.joinLeft(countQuery).on(_.streetId === _._1).map {
case (_street, _cnt) => (_street.streetId, _cnt.map(_._2 > 0))
}
Where countQuery
was defined previously and has two columns, (Int, Int).
I am getting this error in a couple places throughout my code, and it seems like it is happening when I have a subquery (like countQuery
) where it is more complex than a simple select (maybe I do a sum or I create a boolean column using the >
operator). Then I get the error when I try to do an outer join using that subquery.
Any ideas?
slick slick-3.0
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I'm looking to do something like the following:
streetTable.joinLeft(countQuery).on(_.streetId === _._1).map {
case (_street, _cnt) => (_street.streetId, _cnt.map(_._2 > 0))
}
Where countQuery
was defined previously and has two columns, (Int, Int).
I am getting this error in a couple places throughout my code, and it seems like it is happening when I have a subquery (like countQuery
) where it is more complex than a simple select (maybe I do a sum or I create a boolean column using the >
operator). Then I get the error when I try to do an outer join using that subquery.
Any ideas?
slick slick-3.0
adding a comment just to bump this question up. it only got 3 views, and I assume that is because I posted it during the holidays!
– Mikey
Nov 26 at 18:15
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I'm looking to do something like the following:
streetTable.joinLeft(countQuery).on(_.streetId === _._1).map {
case (_street, _cnt) => (_street.streetId, _cnt.map(_._2 > 0))
}
Where countQuery
was defined previously and has two columns, (Int, Int).
I am getting this error in a couple places throughout my code, and it seems like it is happening when I have a subquery (like countQuery
) where it is more complex than a simple select (maybe I do a sum or I create a boolean column using the >
operator). Then I get the error when I try to do an outer join using that subquery.
Any ideas?
slick slick-3.0
I'm looking to do something like the following:
streetTable.joinLeft(countQuery).on(_.streetId === _._1).map {
case (_street, _cnt) => (_street.streetId, _cnt.map(_._2 > 0))
}
Where countQuery
was defined previously and has two columns, (Int, Int).
I am getting this error in a couple places throughout my code, and it seems like it is happening when I have a subquery (like countQuery
) where it is more complex than a simple select (maybe I do a sum or I create a boolean column using the >
operator). Then I get the error when I try to do an outer join using that subquery.
Any ideas?
slick slick-3.0
slick slick-3.0
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adding a comment just to bump this question up. it only got 3 views, and I assume that is because I posted it during the holidays!
– Mikey
Nov 26 at 18:15
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adding a comment just to bump this question up. it only got 3 views, and I assume that is because I posted it during the holidays!
– Mikey
Nov 26 at 18:15
adding a comment just to bump this question up. it only got 3 views, and I assume that is because I posted it during the holidays!
– Mikey
Nov 26 at 18:15
adding a comment just to bump this question up. it only got 3 views, and I assume that is because I posted it during the holidays!
– Mikey
Nov 26 at 18:15
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adding a comment just to bump this question up. it only got 3 views, and I assume that is because I posted it during the holidays!
– Mikey
Nov 26 at 18:15