First off by "not run well" do you mean that there is an error? if so please post it.

Second turn on logging to make sure the sql appears as you would expect it to.

Third it appears that you are sending in an array of objects as parameters. I would suggest that you use a java bean with the 3 properties ( year, deposit, corp_id), or a map of these. This will enable you not to hard code the array indices.

nathan


On Nov 14, 2005, at 9:53 AM, John Chien wrote:

Dear Sir:

I have a question related to dynamic statement
As shown below, I have a select statement for data in  three tables
The GUI has three input fields. Their value can not be determined before hand.

Besides of doing the join of the tables, I want to have a dynamic where clause so that the where
clause syntax is determined by the value in the fields.

The statement below does not run well.
How can I fix it ?

Thanks,

John Chien

********************************************************************** *******************


SELECT  ----------------------------------------------  (Omit)
FROM EH.BETS_PAYMENT p, EH.BETS_CORPORATION c, EH.BETS_ADDRESS a
WHERE p.CORP_ID = c.CORP_ID AND c.CORP_ID = a.CORP_ID AND
(
      <dynamic>
             <isNotEmpty prepend="OR" property="fields[0].value" >
p.PMT_FISCAL_YR = #fields [0].value# </isNotEmpty>
           <isNotEmpty prepend="or" property="fields[1].value" >
p.PMT_DEPOSIT_DT = TO_DATE(#fields[1].value#, 'MMDDYYYY') </isNotEmpty>
             <isNotEmpty prepend="or" property="fields[2].value" >
                c.CORP_ID              = #fields[2].value#
             </isNotEmpty>
      </dynamic>
)
********************************************************************** *************************
<john.chien.vcf>

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