Hi,

There's one more thing I would like to ask. 
Is there an intention for iBatis (version 3, maybe?) to include a second pass 
to resolve new parameters introduced?

Having a optional 2nd pass seems like quite a useful use case. Especially if 
the where clause can be quite different. If 2nd pass is available, then we can 
have a really generic way of dealing with various conditions.


Thanks for any inputs.

With Regards,
Terry.



Jeff Butler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: As you've seen, iBATIS won't do this 
(there's only a single pass through resolving the SQL statement).  You could 
write your statement like this:
  
 select * from $TABLES$ $where_clause$ #abc#
 
  HashMap map = new HashMap();
    map.put("TABLES", "USER_FORMS");
    map.put("where_clause", "where FormName like");
    map.put("abc", "%edit%"); 
    List list = userSvc.dynamicSearch(map);
  
 If you want to be completely general, then you'll need to account for many 
different possibilities.  Take a look at the code generated by Abator - it is 
an example of how to code any arbitray where clause with dynamic SQL. 
  
 Jeff Butler

 
 On 5/21/07, filepillow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi,

I would like to find out if the following dynamic sql is possible using iBatis.
The idea is to first subsititute $where_clause$ with a string which contains 
another parameter #abc#. Then inclue abc as part of the parameter map. 

Thanks in advance for any help or advice. :)

With Regards
Terry.


In my Sql Map
---------------------
  <select id="selectDynamic" remapResults="true"  parameterClass=" 
java.util.HashMap" resultClass="java.util.HashMap">
    select *  from $TABLES$  $where_clause$
  </select>


In my test codes 
------------------------

    HashMap map = new HashMap(); 
    map.put("TABLES", "USER_FORMS");
    map.put("where_clause", " where FormName like #abc# ");
    map.put("abc", "%edit%");
    List list = userSvc.dynamicSearch (map);


In the logs i noticed that the sql generated is :
{conn-100006} Preparing Statement:      select *  from USER_FORMS   where 
FormName like #abc#    

where i would have expected to be:
select *  from USER_FORMS   where FormName like ?    


Part of the Stacktrace:
---------------------------------
org.springframework.jdbc.BadSqlGrammarException: SqlMapClient operation; bad 
SQL grammar []; 
--- The error occurred in myapp/dao/ibatis/USERTABLE_SqlMap.xml.   
--- The error occurred while applying a parameter map.  
--- Check the USERSECURITYTABLE.selectDynamic-InlineParameterMap.  
--- Check the statement (query failed).  
--- Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column name '#abc#'. 
Caused by: com.ibatis.common.jdbc.exception.NestedSQLException:   
--- The error occurred in myapp/dao/ibatis/USERTABLE_SqlMap.xml.  
--- The error occurred while applying a parameter map.  
--- Check the USERSECURITYTABLE.selectDynamic-InlineParameterMap .  
--- Check the statement (query failed).  
--- Cause: java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column name '#abc#'.
  

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