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How to get result set by checking a specific element in an aggregated array using JOOQ?

I want to filter results by a specific value in the aggregated array in the query.
Here is a little description of the problem.
Section belongs to the garden. Garden belongs to District and District belongs to the province.
Users have multiple sections. Those sections belong to their gardens and they are to their Districts and them to Province.
I want to get user ids that have value 2 in district array.
I tried to use any operator but it doesn't work properly. (syntax error)
Any help would be appreciated.
ps: This is possible writing using plain SQL
rs = dslContext.select(
field("user_id"),
field("gardens_array"),
field("province_array"),
field("district_array"))
.from(table(select(
arrayAggDistinct(field("garden")).as("gardens_array"),
arrayAggDistinct(field("province")).as("province_array"),
arrayAggDistinct(field("distict")).as("district_array"))
.from(table("lst.user"))
.leftJoin(table(select(
field("section.user_id").as("user_id"),
field("garden.garden").as("garden"),
field("garden.province").as("province"),
field("garden.distict").as("distict"))
.from(table("lst.section"))
.leftJoin("lst.garden")
.on(field("section.garden").eq(field("garden.garden")))
.leftJoin("lst.district")
.on(field("district.district").eq(field("garden.district")))).as("lo"))
.on(field("user.user_id").eq(field("lo.user_id")))
.groupBy(field("user.user_id"))).as("joined_table"))
.where(val(2).equal(DSL.any("district_array"))
.fetch()
.intoResultSet();

Your code is calling DSL.any(T...), which corresponds to the expression any(?) in PostgreSQL, where the bind value is a String[] in your case. But you don't want "district_array" to be a bind value, you want it to be a column reference. So, either, you assign your arrayAggDistinct() expression to a local variable and reuse that, or you re-use your field("district_array") expression or replicate it:
val(2).equal(DSL.any(field("district_array", Integer[].class)))
Notice that it's usually a good idea to be explicit about data types (e.g. Integer[].class) when working with the plain SQL templating API, or even better, use the code generator.

Accessing Neo4j List in Java After Query

I don't have much code to post, and I'm quite confused on where to start. There's a lot of documentation online and I can't seem to find what I'm looking for.
Suppose I have this query result saved into a StatementResult variable:
result = session.run("MATCH (n:person {tag1: 'Person1'})"
+ "RETURN [(n)-->(b) WHERE b:type1 | m.tag2]")
In the Neo4j browser, this returns a list of exactly what I'm looking for. My question is how we can access this in Java. I know how to access single values, but not a list of this type.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Usually you just iterate over the statement results, to access each record and then with each record you can access each named column. You didn't use any names.
The column will return Value objects which you then can turn into the types you expect, so in your case into a list with asList().
See the API docs for StatementResult and Value.asList()
also your statement is not correct you probably meant b where you wrote m and you need to name your column to access it

Get all results that match a filter in freebase

As far as i understood, a freebase query is made by the query (what i'm searching for), plus a filter that should narrow the results of the query.
By the way what i'm trying to accomplish, without success, is returning ALL the matches that are ok for the filter.
For example, I would like to make a query that returns the city that contains a specifical building.
So, supposing I stored the building name in a variable called "buildingName", the filter SHOULD be something like:
url.put("filter", "(all type:/location/citytown/postal_code /Commons/architecture/building:\" "+buildingName+"")");
But what should i store in the query?
Additional question: is there a way to retrieve the city name from a building or location inside it?

GAE - Java - Best way to do a query filter "LIKE"

In my GAE Datastore I have "Person" Entity with name, surname and country
I need to do a query like
"SELECT * FROM Country WHERE name LIKE '%spa%'"
This answer offers a solution like this:
Query query = new Query("Person");
query.addFilter("name", FilterOperator.GREATER_THAN_OR_EQUAL, "pe");
query.addFilter("name", FilterOperator.LESS_THAN, "pe"+ "\uFFFD");
But I don't have any success, always return 0 results... I'm missing something?
It seems that another alternative is useing the "Search API", but... How I migrate all my data of "Persons" in my Datastore to a new Document to do the search?
Any solutions?
Thanks

That answer is not the same as your question. The query they provide is a prefix query: ie all names that start with "pe". You seem to want a query for all names which contain "pe" anywhere, which is not possible for the reasons explained in the accepted answer to that question.
The Search API is indeed the answer to doing this, and the details of how to create documents to represent your datastore objects are contained in the link you posted. (Note this isn't a migration: your data should stay in the datastore, the Search API is a separate system used only for full-text search.)

Localization design pattern in android

In my database I have a table containing localized cities.
Cities
_id |name_en |name_de |name_it
0 |Rome |Rom |Roma
1 |Munich |München |Monaco
...
Now I want show a ListView where each line exists of all names started by the name in the users language. Also the whole list should be sorted by the city in the users language.
Which is the right design-pattern for this kind of problem?

This is quite a broad question, but here's one general approach:
Get the user's current language ( Get the current language in device )
Query your database with this language code
Bind the returned Cursor to your ListView
Please post your relevant code if you want specific help.

Obviously you need to decide what column to use for SQL request (for both stating which column to retrieve and by which column to sort). So your column names should be public constants. And you need to have a method to return a column name (one of the constants) depending on the current device locale. Use one of the constants as a fallback if the locale does not match any known for the application locales.