You won't be able to use ibator's Example class here - this is a
specialized class and will only work with the ibator generated
*ByExample methods.
So you'll need to write your own parameter class, or use a HashMap.
This is pretty basic iBATIS stuff - I suggest you take a look at an
iBATIS tutorial somewhere.
Jeff Butler
On Mon, Jun 23, 2008 at 11:44 AM, Sophia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Would anyone help me.
>
> When I use this:
>
> List tmpList = accountList2Dao.selectByAccountList2(account2Example);
>
> And this in my sqlmap:
>
> <select id="selectByAccountList2" parameterClass="model.AccountExample"
> resultMap="abatorgenerated_AccountResult">
> Select number, etc……… from ${schema1}.account where number in
> (select number from ${schema1}.account where substr(number,5,4) between
> '2002' and '2006' and office = 'L2')
> </select>
>
> I get al the data that I want, and it works fine.
> The problem is that the sql is dynamic, I mean that the data 2002 – 2006 and
> L2 is inputted by the user thru a webpage.
> When I rewrite in the past my application to Ibatis I have no problem with
> any select, insert, delete statement (Abator)
> But when I now want to write my own specific sql, it will not work.
>
> Now, my problem is when I use this :
>
> account2Example.createCriteria().andNumberDateBetween(startdate,
> enddate).andOfficeEqualTo(office);
>
> and this as sql
>
> <select id="selectByAccountList2" parameterClass="model.AccountExample"
> resultMap="abatorgenerated_AccountResult">
> Select number, etc……… from ${schema1}.account where number in
> (select number from ${schema1}.account )
> </select>
>
> I get errors, can anyone tell me a easy way to write your own sql statements
> in Ibatis?
> Help and suggestions are appreciated.
>
>
> Regards,
> Sophia.
>
>
>
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