Component used to self referencing the same table?

Hi all.. I'm new to ADF... I have to implement article comment in my application... I don't have only one table to store comments and responses... observations and replicas are identified by a column 'comment_type' that stores the 'R' for the answers and 'C' for the comments... so I have to use the same table again and again to find out if a comment is to have an answer... so which is the best method to apply this and which component is appropriate for this implementation?

Any help would be great-Jey

User, tell us your version of Jdev, please!

A tree will represent you the best data. In your car, you use a self-join view object as described here http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/learnmore/32-tree-table-from-single-vo-169174.pdf

Timo

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    n_shah18 wrote:

    NO Frank

    Thanks for trying.

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    ---                              ------------------

    A21849B1020792 02/01/2015

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