thanks all,
but that can become a quite difficult thing, when i want to produce an efficient and correct statement...
is the following example statement possible with torque then? :
SELECT * FROM my_users where (LAST_NAME="Hepp" AND FIRST_NAME="Alex") or LOGIN_NAME="heppa";
or this:
SELECT * FROM my_users where (LAST_NAME="Hepp" AND FIRST_NAME="Alex" or LOGIN_NAME="heppa") or USER_ID="10023";
well, i feel like you can only do this with a well configured debug output;)
Thanks to all for the help.
Kind Regards Alex
T E Schmitz schrieb:
Hallo Alex,
This is exactly it. Particularly when using the same column in more than one condition you *have to* use Criterions and "or" or "and" them together. Criteria is based on a HashMap with the column name as the key. If you Criteria.add'ed a column condition it would overwrite the previously added condition (for the same column).
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