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Hi, First I’d like to thank
the developers for this great tool. I’d like to insert an sql fragment as a parameter to
an sql select statement. what i do is generate some sql in a class which is used as parameterClass
in the xml file the whereCriteriaString constructs
the string based criteria selectable on the webpage. Users can choose the make
more than one “filter” filter: property
| value | (AND | OR) add filter So I simply did this: <select
id="getPojos" parameterClass="org.foo.SqlQuery" resultClass="org.foo.Pojo"> SELECT
* FROM
`pojos` WHERE
<dynamic> <isNotEmpty property="whereCriteriaString"> #whereCriteriaString# </isNotEmpty> </dynamic> </select> What generates 218 [main] DEBUG sql.PreparedStatement - {pstm-100004}
PreparedStatement: SELECT * FROM `pojos`
WHERE ? 218 [main] DEBUG sql.PreparedStatement - {pstm-100004}
PreparedStatement: Parameters: [(ld.language =
'en' ) ] 218 [main] DEBUG sql.PreparedStatement - {pstm-100004}
Types: [java.lang.String] This
doesn’t work So
my question is can iBatis generate this? 218 [main] DEBUG sql.PreparedStatement - {pstm-100004}
PreparedStatement: SELECT * FROM `pojos`
WHERE (ld.language =
'en' ) I looked at <iterate>,
but I don’t think I can emulate a similar behaviour with it. Thank you, Kris. |
- RE: sql fragment as parameter Kris Barnhoorn
- RE: sql fragment as parameter roberto
- RE: sql fragment as parameter Kris Barnhoorn
- RE: sql fragment as parameter Daniel H. F. e Silva
- Re: sql fragment as parameter Brandon Goodin
- RE: sql fragment as parameter Severtson, Scott \(Associate\)
- RE: sql fragment as parameter Kris Barnhoorn

