Hi,
I need to select all rows from a table with a given column ('ID')
being in a given set. For the sake of simplicity, let's say the table
has only the id column;
CREATE TABLE T (ID BIGINT);
If I knew the number of ids in the set in advance, I could do:
"SELECT * FROM T WHERE ID in (?, ?, ?);
where '?' is the placeholder int the PreparedStatement.
Unfortunately I do not know the size of the set of ids at compile time
but only at run time. According to SQL92 I can do:
"SELECT * FROM T WHERE ID = ANY (?);
and provide a SQL ARRAY of BIGINTs as PreparedStatement parameter.
This works flawlessly with PostgreSQL. However, H2 doesn't seem to
support the '=ANY' operator.
Note that I have to use a PreparedStatement as my framework, which is
EoDSQL, requires it. Thus the obvious solution of not using a
PreparedStatement but instead building the string of the id set '(x,
y, z, ...)' in Java is ruled out.
What are the options to do this in H2?
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