Hi All, I created a new DomainClass that looks like this,

class Node {
	UUID id
    String anotherId

    static belongsTo = [Parent: parent]
}

and when I do

findByAnotherId(String anotherId)

it fails with

org.hibernate.QueryException: could not resolve property: name of: com.example.cs.Node

But when I add another field to the domain with

String Name

everything seems to work fine. Why is that so? Is this expected behaviour that all domain classes must have a name?

The domain is as simple as you have exposed? Which Grails version are you using?

Yes its as simple as I have exposed(but without

UUID id

) it but extends another domain called

@GrailsCompileStatic
class SubResource {
    UUID id = UUID.randomUUID()
    Date dateCreated
    Date lastUpdated

    static constraints = {
        dateCreated nullable: true
        lastUpdated nullable: true
    }
}

and I am using the version 7.0.0-M3

so the domain accurately looks like

class Node extends SubResource{
    String anotherId

    static belongsTo = [Parent: parent]
}

Ah ok, sorry, I supposed that maybe you had something like a String toString() { this.name } in domain or parent domain...

Got the issue. We have in our project a mapping which has

sort by name

which was causing this issue. Thanks a lot @muser for your attention to this problem