问题
I have a list of different ids and their names. For every id[0]
we have name[0]
that needs to be matched.
- list of ids,
l{1,2,3,4};
- list of names,
n{a,b,c,d};
Now suppose if I want to get an exact match for both above combination, is there any way in HQL to get the result?
I am looking to find a replacement for a query like:
select any_column
from table_name
where (id[0]=1 and name[0]=a) or (id[1]=2 and name[1]=b and so on...);
The HQL query should be something like below:
select any_column
from table_name
where (id,name) IN {(id[0],name[0]), (id[1], name[1]),...};
Any suggestions?
回答1:
I am not hql/sql guy, however one way I can think of is, in your hql, you concatenate the id and name with a space (or other special char) then with in
sub-clause. something like:
select * from table where concat(id, ' ', name) in (:pairList)
The pairList
parameter is a java collection, you should prepare before the hql query call, which has element id[x] + " " + name[x]
.
I think this should work.
If you are using hibernate, another possible solution is, make use of the hibernate's @Formular
annotation on your table
entity, to create a calculated column, such as:
@Formula(value = " concat(id, ' ', name) ")
private String idNamePair;
Then you can in hql use it as a normal field. like ... from table where idNamePair in (:paramList)
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41036036/how-to-check-if-a-pair-exists-using-hql-in-query