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Annoirq I have in my model: @Entity
@Where(clause="is_deleted <> '1'")
public class Ad {
In 95% of cases I will use undeleted ads. However, for one method, I need to get all the removed ads. How can I avoid Whereusing this clause in the query? I am using Crit
Kanica I am using join and where clauses in hibernate 3, but I am not able to reach a solution. I got the error. Query qry= session.createQuery("SELECT addemployee.eid,addemployee.fname,addemployee.location,"
+ "empdet.jtitle,empdet.leadname FROM addem
grab I have 2 models: EmployeeandVote Employee has_many votes
Vote belongs_to employee
The employeemodel has one badge_numberproperty. How to get all votes of employees with badge number greater than 1000? Marek Lipka This works if your employeestables are na
grab I have 2 models: EmployeeandVote Employee has_many votes
Vote belongs_to employee
The employeemodel has one badge_numberproperty. How to get all votes of employees with badge number greater than 1000? Marek Lipka This works if your employeestables are na
Vikaskubal Whenever I execute a program, I have performance issues, where do I need to change the program to improve performance? I am calling a table function in a where clause and I need to optimize this process without using strings. CREATE PROC proc_produc
Gabriel Sanmartin I am creating a REST api where I am returning domain objects as JSON entities. So far I'm creating a controller where for each method I have to annotate it like this: @RequestMapping(value="/entity/{id}", produces = "application/json; charset
Gabriel Sanmartin I am creating a REST api where I am returning domain objects as JSON entities. So far I am creating a controller where I have to annotate each method like this: @RequestMapping(value="/entity/{id}", produces = "application/json; charset=utf-8
Gabriel Sanmartin I am creating a REST api where I am returning domain objects as JSON entities. So far I'm creating a controller where for each method I have to annotate it like this: @RequestMapping(value="/entity/{id}", produces = "application/json; charset
Olivier De Meulder Consider the following: Table 1 contains the following columns: a, b, m Table 2 with the following columns: a, b, x, y Here is my query: select t2.a, t2.b, t1.m
from table2 t2
join table1 t1 on t1.a = t2.a
and t2.b = t2.b
wher
Christina How to avoid using dynamic from clause? Even if I don't know the database name, I like to use static statements like this: select *
into #tempTable
from @DBName.Invoices
where InvoiceId = 5.
I get this error: Msg 102, Level 15,
Christina How to avoid using dynamic from clause? Even if I don't know the database name, I like to use static statements like this: select *
into #tempTable
from @DBName.Invoices
where InvoiceId = 5.
I get this error: Msg 102, Level 15,
Lionel Koh I have the following hibernate code, session.createQuery("from Car as car where car.keywordName like :keyword").setString("keyword", keyword ).list();
It takes a keyword with the following parentheses %keyword% and returns a list of cars that cont
Lionel Koh I have the following hibernate code, session.createQuery("from Car as car where car.keywordName like :keyword").setString("keyword", keyword ).list();
It takes a keyword with the following parentheses %keyword% and returns a list of cars that cont
benstpierre： I have a simple question about Hibernate usage. I keep seeing people using JPA annotations in one of two ways, by annotating the fields of the class and also by annotating the get method of the corresponding bean. My question is the following: wit
benstpierre： I have a simple question about Hibernate usage. I keep seeing people using JPA annotations in one of two ways, by annotating the fields of the class and also by annotating the get method of the corresponding bean. My question is the following: wit
Benstpierre ： I have a simple question about Hibernate usage. I keep seeing people using JPA annotations in one of two ways, by annotating the fields of the class and also by annotating the get method of the corresponding bean. My question is the following: wi
Sarasi I have the following code (shortened otherwise it would take too long to display): Feedback::find()
->where(['feedback.fg_id' => $this->id])
->orWhere(['feedback.fg_id' => $this->id, 'feedback.closed_time' => NULL, '<' => ['feedback.surv
Rolle If my query looks like: SELECT *
FROM member
LEFT JOIN group ON (member.group_id = group.id)
WHERE group.created > @date
ORDER BY member.last_updated
If I create two indexes: member.group_id, member.last_updated
group.id, group.created
Is this the bes
Lakmal Premaratne I need to add multiple where clauses to a Laravel SQL query. My PHP code so far is: date_default_timezone_set('America/Los_Angeles');
$today = getdate();
$year = $today['year'];
$month = $today['mon'];
$day = $today['mday'];
$today_ = $day.
you I have two tables, one called Health_User and the other called Diary . They each have the user's demographics and their recorded values. What I want to do is retrieve the value of the record, but: Deduct tests (not real users) with "is_tester" column (bool
Priya I have the following table: ID Key Value
1 From x
1 To Y
1 CC a
2 From Z
2 To X
2 CC b
3 From X
3 To Y
3 CC c
4 From X
4 To Z
4 CC d
I want Id 1 and 3 as res
beginner When using the following query, I am getting incorrect results. How to fix this when using multiple where in clauses and HAVING. SELECT *
FROM `otc_employee_qualifications`
WHERE `emp_qualifctn_type`
IN (
'26', '27'
)
AND `qualification_value`
rock 3t I have the following query as an example: select * from table where updated_at >= DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 30 DAY)
For an Eloquent model, how do I put it in ->where()? Marcin Nabiavik In this case you can use: ->where('updated_at', '>=', DB::raw('DATE
Bisebiu I've tried querying with 2 where clauses but the response is not correct, not sure why. $history = AnswerHistory::where('question_id', '=', $id)
->where(function ($query) {
$query->where('answer_type', '!=', "skipped");
})
Bisebiu I've tried querying with 2 where clauses but the response is not correct, not sure why. $history = AnswerHistory::where('question_id', '=', $id)
->where(function ($query) {
$query->where('answer_type', '!=', "skipped");
})
Sarasi I have the following code (shortened otherwise it would take too long to display): Feedback::find()
->where(['feedback.fg_id' => $this->id])
->orWhere(['feedback.fg_id' => $this->id, 'feedback.closed_time' => NULL, '<' => ['feedback.surv
John What is the correct way to include multiple wheres in a LINQ call OR List<Pos> posList = DbContext.PosList
.Where<Pos>(p => p.Pos == "51000785" ||
p => p.Pos == "123")
Tikla How do you chain "Where" clauses in linq based on different variable states. E, g; checkboxes for age ranges (21-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, 60>) We have a List<People>'People' that we need to filter based on checkboxes. Assuming List can't just be IEnumera
Marvin Klein Does anyone know how I can chain my where clauses? I want to filter the items in the main list by the items found in the second result. I have the following sample code @foreach (var artikel in Controller.Artikel
.Where(x => x.LieferantenArtik