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DmiN： Suppose I have the following HQL EntityManager.createQuery("SELECT a FROM a WHERE a.b = :par OR a.c = :par").setParameter("par", obj);
doesn't seem to work. Has anyone solved this problem using only one parameter? Devia: setParameter(String name,Object
DmiN： Suppose I have the following HQL EntityManager.createQuery("SELECT a FROM a WHERE a.b = :par OR a.c = :par").setParameter("par", obj);
doesn't seem to work. Has anyone solved this problem using only one parameter? Devia: setParameter(String name,Object
DmiN： Suppose I have the following HQL EntityManager.createQuery("SELECT a FROM a WHERE a.b = :par OR a.c = :par").setParameter("par", obj);
doesn't seem to work. Has anyone solved this problem using only one parameter? Devia: setParameter(String name,Object
DmiN： Suppose I have the following HQL EntityManager.createQuery("SELECT a FROM a WHERE a.b = :par OR a.c = :par").setParameter("par", obj);
doesn't seem to work. Has anyone solved this problem using only one parameter? Devia: setParameter(String name,Object
Bern I have a very specific problem in which I have to do something like (in HQL): insert into EntityA(field1, field2, field3, field4, field5)
select
:paramForField1,
:paramForField2,
:paramForField3,
:paramForField4,
:paramForField5
from
Mohammad Hanfi After upgrading from hibernate 5.0.11.Final to 5.3.10.final with querydsl 4.0.9 I get this error java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Could not locate named parameter [1], expecting one of []
Already tried upgrading querydsl to 4.2.1 Already tr
Mohammad Hanfi After upgrading from hibernate 5.0.11.Final to 5.3.10.final with querydsl 4.0.9 I get this error java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Could not locate named parameter [1], expecting one of []
Already tried upgrading querydsl to 4.2.1 Already tr
Mohammad Hanfi After upgrading from hibernate 5.0.11.Final to 5.3.10.final with querydsl 4.0.9 I get this error java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Could not locate named parameter [1], expecting one of []
Already tried upgrading querydsl to 4.2.1 Already tr
Victor V Hibernate named parameters cannot be inserted into SQL queries: String values="'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'";
SQLQuery query = getSession().createSQLQuery("SELECT * FROM data WHERE value IN (:values)");
query.setParameter("values", values);
List<Object[]> data
Victor V Hibernate named parameters cannot be inserted into SQL queries: String values="'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'";
SQLQuery query = getSession().createSQLQuery("SELECT * FROM data WHERE value IN (:values)");
query.setParameter("values", values);
List<Object[]> data
Victor V Hibernate named parameters cannot be inserted into SQL queries: String values="'a', 'b', 'c', 'd'";
SQLQuery query = getSession().createSQLQuery("SELECT * FROM data WHERE value IN (:values)");
query.setParameter("values", values);
List<Object[]> data
Exeter: When using Hibernate , is there any way to specify optional parameters in a named query (for example, provide search parameters from a form and not all parameters are required) ? I'm using native SQL queries, but the question probably applies to named
zhongshu : There are two types of query parameter bindings in hibernate queries. One is a positional parameter and the other is a named parameter. Can I use both parameters in one query? marcosbeirigo： I don't think so, if you try to use it you will get the fo
Exeter: When using Hibernate , is there any way to specify optional parameters in a named query (for example, provide search parameters from a form and not all parameters are required) ? I'm using native SQL queries, but the question probably applies to named
zhongshu : There are two types of query parameter bindings in hibernate queries. One is a positional parameter and the other is a named parameter. Can I use both parameters in one query? marcosbeirigo： I don't think so, if you try to use it you will get the fo
bahadir_g I am trying to execute hibernate query. After creating the query, "query.getQueryString()" prints like this: select a
from com.mycompany.model.dwh.Instruction a
where a.custBillAcctId = :accountId
Then when I try to set the parameters: query.setPa
zhongshu : There are two types of query parameter bindings in hibernate queries. One is a positional parameter and the other is a named parameter. Can I use both parameters in one query? marcosbeirigo： I don't think so, if you try to use it you will get the fo
Exeter: When using Hibernate , is there any way to specify optional parameters in a named query (for example, provide search parameters from a form and not all parameters are required) ? I'm using native SQL queries, but the question probably applies to named
Sumav Getting this exception when using hibernate template in spring. Caused by: org.hibernate.QueryException: Not all named parameters have been set: [roledesc, sapid, pass] [
select u from Role as r left join r.users as u where u.sapid=:sapid and u.p
Sumav Getting this exception when using hibernate template in spring. Caused by: org.hibernate.QueryException: Not all named parameters have been set: [roledesc, sapid, pass] [
select u from Role as r left join r.users as u where u.sapid=:sapid and u.p
Melston I'm reading the book Functional Programming in Scala and came across an example that I don't fully understand. In the chapter on strictness/lazy, the author describes the construction of streams and has code like this: sealed trait Stream[+A]
case obje
Melston I'm reading the book Functional Programming in Scala and came across an example that I don't fully understand. In the chapter on strictness/lazy, the author describes the construction of streams and has code like this: sealed trait Stream[+A]
case obje
Melston I'm reading the book Functional Programming in Scala and came across an example that I don't fully understand. In the chapter on strictness/lazy, the author describes the construction of streams and has code like this: sealed trait Stream[+A]
case obje
Monanaro: I have a query string: session.createSQLQuery("SELECT C.FIRSTNAME AS firstName, C.LASTNAME as lastName FROM ADDRESSBOOK_CONTACT AS C WHERE C.ADDRESSBOOK_ID = :addressbookId AND firstName = ?");
When I set my positional parameters, the query runs fin
Ten cents: I have a problem with Hibernate Native Query. I have a SELECT to select an array slice (PostgreSQL database). The problem is that hibernate recognizes the following part: ":300" from "SELECT my_array[1:300]..." as a named parameter, and I get the fo
Monanaro: I have a query string: session.createSQLQuery("SELECT C.FIRSTNAME AS firstName, C.LASTNAME as lastName FROM ADDRESSBOOK_CONTACT AS C WHERE C.ADDRESSBOOK_ID = :addressbookId AND firstName = ?");
When I set my positional parameters, the query runs fin
Ten cents: I have a problem with Hibernate Native Query. I have a SELECT to select an array slice (PostgreSQL database). The problem is that hibernate recognizes the following part: ":300" from "SELECT my_array[1:300]..." as a named parameter, and I get the fo
Monanaro: I have a query string: session.createSQLQuery("SELECT C.FIRSTNAME AS firstName, C.LASTNAME as lastName FROM ADDRESSBOOK_CONTACT AS C WHERE C.ADDRESSBOOK_ID = :addressbookId AND firstName = ?");
When I set my positional parameters, the query runs fin
Ten cents: I have a problem with Hibernate Native Query. I have a SELECT to select an array slice (PostgreSQL database). The problem is that hibernate recognizes the following part: ":300" from "SELECT my_array[1:300]..." as a named parameter, and I get the fo