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Re: [eclipselink-users] named query + skip null parameters
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Thanks for the answer,
I don't want any Hibernate or Eclipselink specific code, that is why I
used named queries.
Or is there a way to dynamically build a query with JPA?
Leon
Tim Hollosy wrote:
I think you get no results because column = null is not valid, you'd
need to do column is null.
Anyway, I don't think a named query is the proper way to go about a
custom search.
I'd either use the expression API or a dynamically build query.
/tim
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 9:08 AM, Leon Derks <leon.derks@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi
Yes I tried executing the query with the null params, but then no results
are returned.
For example when productCategory is null, I want to get all items.
So skipping the (where productCategory = :productCategory) part in my named
query.
There are three search params, with can all be null. So we have 8 different
search situations.
I can make 8 different queries, but this is to complex I think.
Therefore I hoped there was I way to skip the null parts in a named query.
How is this normally done?
Leon
Tim Hollosy wrote:
Did you try setting them to null?
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 4:08 AM, Leon Derks <leon.derks@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello
I have a named query with three parameters.
These parameters are search parameters and can be null.
When I don't set the parameter in my DAO I get the following error:
"Query
argument productName not found in the list of parameters provided during
query execution"
Is there a way to ignore the null parameters in my named query and only
use
the parameters that are not null?
Leon
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