Question: I've searched a lot of forums but can't find the exact answer I need.

My db is a Conference Scheduling DB whereby I have four tables to consider:
Persons / Person-to-Conference / Conference\_Main / Conference\_Day

I am unable to post images because when I try to do so on my work computer, it craps out, so I'm sorry for the lack of visual.

This db will allow someone to create a conference, where it will automatically populate data for Day 1. Not all conferences are multiple days, but some are.

Let's say there's a three-day conference (Conference X), and it's attended by three people (A, B, C).

```none
Person A is going Day 1
Person B is going Day 1 & 3
Person C is going Day 2 & 3

```

I have a query where I want to show what days of the conference people attended and I want to populate a textbox on a form with that information. Is there a simple concatenation I can do, or do I need a For Each loop, because of the question of whether or not a conference will even have multiple days or not?

I want to see something like this:

```none
Attendee   Days Attended
Person A   1
Person B   1, 3
Person C   2, 3

```

\*Note "Days Attended" would be the textbox in question where I'd want to see the multiple values, e.g. "2, 3"

I'd rather not store this in another table, but rather just make it Dynamic based on whatever days I know my person is going to for the conference. Can anyone help me with some vba?

Or should this instead be a Query that will concatenate the Days attended? Is that possible? 

My answer has nothing to do with it being entered in correctly (it is), but rather is a question of where I should be calling the variable arguments for the WHERE statement.

Answer: 
These are the JHipster naming conventions: snake-case for columns and camel-case for java entity fields. If you had used Liquibase, this would have worked fine.

You can't configure this behavior in the generator.

Disabling liquibase does not change the fact that you created a view in your database that does not respect JHipster naming conventions. JHipster generates code that expects columns to be named this way. Either you respect these conventions or you modify the generated code manually.

Alternatively, you could try [jhispter-db-helper module](https://github.com/bastienmichaux/generator-jhipster-db-helper) but it seems this project has been abandoned.
No need to define the id field in the jdl, you get it for free by default.