Well I\'m trying to select all entities where entitie_id = *some id*
I do this with this rule:
List nodesugars = NodeSugar.
You can use NamingHelper.toSQLNameDefault() to wrap column names when building queries. Try:
List<NodeSugar> nodesugars = NodeSugar.find(NodeSugar.class, NamingHelper.toSQLNameDefault("entitie_id") + " = ? ", String.valueOf(nodeid));
NamingHelper is used in the Sugar ORM library to create tables and column names:
https://github.com/satyan/sugar/blob/master/library/src/main/java/com/orm/helper/NamingHelper.java
SugarORM currently uses toSQLName()
method of the StringUtil
class to generate names for columns
For example in your case:
List<NodeSugar> nodesugars = NodeSugar.find(NodeSugar.class, StringUtil.toSQLName("entitie_id")+" = ? ", String.valueOf(nodeid));
The other and neat way to do it would be to use the Select class:
List<NodeSugar> nodesugars = Select.from(NodeSugar.class).where(Condition.prop(StringUtil.toSQLName("entitie_id")).eq(nodeid)).list();
https://satyan.github.io/sugar/query.html
You should be able to query with "entitieid".
Sugar ORM does some conversion when it creates the columns in the tables. Here is a basic example:
String firstName; //creates column first_name
int entitie_id; //creates column entitieid
The documentation only specifies the conversion from camel case to underscore separation. I had to figure the other one out.