I'm trying to run this JPQL request but I'm getting this error: The expression is not a valid conditional expression.
"SELECT c "
+ "FROM CoursJoursDeviseBb c "
+ "WHERE codeDevise = :codedevise "
+ "AND dateCours = (SELECT MAX(dateCours) FROM CoursJoursDeviseBb "
+ "WHERE codeDevise = :codedevise) "
he expression is not a valid conditional expression
Thanks to JB Nizet we found missing space.
An identification variable must be provided for a range variable declaration
Try to qualify your table in subquery such as
+ "AND dateCours = (SELECT MAX(dateCours) FROM CoursJoursDeviseBb c2 "
+ " WHERE c2.codeDevise = :codedevise) "
to distinguish between two uses of table.
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Reason why code is causing error when groupHds is null? I'm getting
this error, groupHds is list of string and ddi.group_hd is string column.
Error:
Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException:
ERROR: operator does not exist: character varying = bytea
Hint: No operator matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.
Position: 586
Query:
"SELECT ddo.* FROM dta_delivery_order ddo JOIN dta_current_state dcs ON dcs.entity_id = ddo.id " +
" AND dcs.entity_type = 'DeliveryOrder' JOIN dta_order_info_data doid ON doid.entity_id = ddo.customer_order_id " +
" AND doid.entity_type = 'CustomerOrder' JOIN dta_do_item ddi ON ddo.id = ddi.order_id " +
" WHERE dcs.process_state_code = 'Delivery_ReceiveTask_WaitForContinueAfterDailyTrigger'" +
" AND dcs.create_date BETWEEN CAST(CAST(:dateFrom AS TEXT) AS TIMESTAMP) AND CAST(CAST(:dateTo AS TEXT) AS TIMESTAMP) " +
" AND (:channelCode is null OR doid.channel_code = CAST(:channelCode AS TEXT)) " +
" AND (COALESCE(:groupHds) IS NULL OR ddi.group_hd IN (:groupHds) )";
Remove .* and try this :
"SELECT ddo FROM dta_delivery_order ddo JOIN dta_current_state dcs ON dcs.entity_id = ddo.id " +
" AND dcs.entity_type = 'DeliveryOrder' JOIN dta_order_info_data doid ON doid.entity_id = ddo.customer_order_id " +
" AND doid.entity_type = 'CustomerOrder' JOIN dta_do_item ddi ON ddo.id = ddi.order_id " +
" WHERE dcs.process_state_code = 'Delivery_ReceiveTask_WaitForContinueAfterDailyTrigger'" +
" AND dcs.create_date BETWEEN CAST(CAST(:dateFrom AS TEXT) AS TIMESTAMP) AND CAST(CAST(:dateTo AS TEXT) AS TIMESTAMP) " +
" AND (:channelCode is null OR doid.channel_code = CAST(:channelCode AS TEXT)) " +
" AND (COALESCE(:groupHds) IS NULL OR ddi.group_hd IN (:groupHds) )";
assuming that the bytea column is a text, try to encode the bytea column to text using encode function like this:
encode(your_table.bytea_column_name, 'escape')
reference: PostgreSQL Documentation: Binary String Functions and Operators
Unable to pass named parameters in #NamedNativeQuery in spring data jpa
my repo:
#Query(value = "select stat.desc as desc," +
" stat.priority as priority," +
" (case when sum(activeUser) is null then 0 else sum(activeUser) end) as activeUser," +
" (case when sum(totalUser) is null then 0 else sum(totalUser) end) as totalUser" +
" from lookup.user stat left outer join" +
" (" +
" select user.role as role, " +
" sum (case when user.STATUS = 'ACTIVE' then 1 else 0 end) as activeUser," +
" count(*) as totalUser," +
" user.group as group" +
" from Ctrl.user user" +
" where user.group =:userGroup " +
" and user.branch_code =:branchCode " +
" group by user.role,user.group" +
" ) as tbl on stat.role = tbl.role and stat.group = tbl.group" +
" where stat.group =:userGroup " +
" group by stat.desc, stat.priority" +
"", nativeQuery = true)
public List<com.cimb.dto.UserStatusSummary> getSummaryReport(#Param(value = "userGroup") String userGroup, #Param(value = "branchCode") String branchCode);
The underlying database is DB2
When I tried to access that method I am hitting following error.
DB2 SQL Error: SQLCODE=-302, SQLSTATE=22001, SQLERRMC=null, DRIVER=4.25.13
if I hard code those named parameters with values then it's working.
I can not use jpql as real queries have some subqueries in it, so I cant use JPQL
Edit Update
After some digging, I have found out that, the parameters I am passing are in the subquery, since JPA don't have subquery concept it's not injecting into named parameters which resulting in a syntax error.
Now how to work with Subqueries in JPA
Please help.
I would like to supply collection/arrays in the "IN" parameter but I got
When I used array:
org.jooq.exception.SQLDialectNotSupportedException: Cannot bind ARRAY types in dialect MYSQL
When I used list:
org.jooq.exception.SQLDialectNotSupportedException: Type class java.util.Arrays$ArrayList is not supported in dialect DEFAULT
Here is my plain sql:
String sql = "SELECT SUM(foo.reply = 'Y') yes " +
"FROM foo " +
"LEFT OUTER JOIN bar " +
"ON foo.id = bar.foo_id " +
"WHERE " +
"foo.id = ? " +
"AND foo.some_id IN (?) "; //this is the part I would like to use array or list
Here's how I execute it
dslContext.fetch(sql, val(fooId), val(someIds))
.into(Summary.class);
You can't do that with single bind variables (except in PostgreSQL with arrays). But you can use nested plain SQL query parts in jOOQ as such:
String sql = "SELECT SUM(foo.reply = 'Y') yes " +
"FROM foo " +
"LEFT OUTER JOIN bar " +
"ON foo.id = bar.foo_id " +
"WHERE " +
"foo.id = {0} " +
"AND foo.some_id IN ({1}) "; // Use the {0}, {1} placeholders
And then
dslContext.fetch(sql,
val(fooId),
DSL.list(someIds.stream().map(DSL::val).collect(toList())))
.into(Summary.class);
See also DSL.list(QueryPart...)
I have the following SQL query in my j2ee web app that I am unable to get to work, as-is. The named parameters sourceSystem and sourceClientId do not appear to get passed to the query, and therefore it does not return any records. I added a watch to the Query object querySingleView and it maintained a value of null as the debugger ran through the code. I also inserted a System.out.println statement just under the method declaration and confirmed that the correct values sourceSystem and sourceClientId are being passed to the method signature. I am using NetBeans 8.0, JPA 2.1, running on a JBoss EAP 6.21 server. I have multiple Entities mapped to several tables in an Oracle database.
Here is the query (I should note that the items in the query follow a schema.table.column format - not sure if that is part of the problem, but it does work in one test, see my comment and sample below the main query below):
public List<String> searchSingleView (String sourceSystem, String sourceClientId) {
//Change the underscore character in the source system value to a dash, and make it uppercase. This is what single view accepts
if (!sourceSystem.equals("")) {
sourceSystemSingleView = sourceSystem.replace('_', '-').toUpperCase();
}
String sqlSingleViewQuery = "SELECT DISTINCT " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.LAST_ROWID_SYSTEM AS POLICY_SYSTEM, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.SRC_POLICY_ID AS POLICY_ID, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.ISSUE_DT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.SRC_CLIENT_ID AS SRC_CLIENT_ID, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.PERS_FULL_NAME_TXT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.ORG_LEGAL_NAME_TXT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.ORG_LEGAL_SFX_TXT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.ORG_NAME_TXT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.SIN_BIN_TEXT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.PERS_BIRTH_DT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_LU_CODES.CODE_DESCR_EN AS ADDRESS_PURPOSE_CD, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.COMPLETE_ADDRESS_TXT, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.CITY_NAME, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.COUNTRY_NAME, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.POSTAL_CD, " +
"MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.STATE_PROVINCE_NAME " +
"FROM MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF " +
"LEFT JOIN MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR ON MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.PARTY_ROWID = MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.ROWID_OBJECT " +
"LEFT JOIN MDMCUST_ORS.C_LU_CODES ON MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.POSTAL_ADDR_PURPOSE_CD = MDMCUST_ORS.C_LU_CODES.CODE " +
"LEFT JOIN MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_REL ON MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.ROWID_OBJECT = MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_REL.FROM_PARTY_ROWID " +
"LEFT JOIN MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT ON MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_REL.CONTRACT_ROWID = MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.ROWID_OBJECT " +
"WHERE MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.LAST_ROWID_SYSTEM = :sourceSystemSingleView " +
"AND MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.SRC_CLIENT_ID = :sourceClientId " +
"AND MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.POSTAL_ADDR_PURPOSE_CD = '56|07' " +
"AND MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_POSTAL_ADDR.LAST_ROWID_SYSTEM = MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.LAST_ROWID_SYSTEM " +
"ORDER BY MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.LAST_ROWID_SYSTEM";
querySingleView = emSingleView.createQuery(sqlSingleViewQuery);
querySingleView.setParameter("sourceSystemSingleView", sourceSystemSingleView);
querySingleView.setParameter("sourceClientId", sourceClientId);
querySingleViewResult = (List<String>) querySingleView.getResultList();
return querySingleViewResult;
}
}
However, if I put literal values in the SQL query in place of the positional parameters it works fine (without using the setParameter method).
WHERE MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_CONTRACT.LAST_ROWID_SYSTEM = 'ADMIN' " +
"AND MDMCUST_ORS.C_BO_PARTY_XREF.SRC_CLIENT_ID = '0000001234' " +
I have looked online but haven't as yet found anything that seems to address this specific question. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Not a regex expert, but I know enough to be dangerous, need some help with an expression I am working on. Long story short, a recent database upgrade has invalidated thousands of queries within string literals of a legacy application that I support. I am writing a few expressions to capture the majority of these and hopefully fix them programatically.
Consider the following:
Query query = session
.createSQLQuery("SELECT distinct p.userid, p.name, f.hsid, "
+ "p.vid, p.vname, p.paymentdate, p.amount "
+ "FROM vk.payment p, (select * from vs.fuser) fu, (select * from vs.fac) f "
+ "WHERE p.description = 'Check' AND "
+ "p.paymentdate >= :startDate and p.paymentdate <= :endDate AND "
+ "fu.userid = p.userid AND fu.facid = f.facid "
+ "ORDER BY p.userid");
query.setParameter("startDate", startDate);
query.setParameter("endDate", endDate);
I have the following DOTALL expression to attempt and capture simply the ugly contents of the method argument.
(?s)(?<=\.createSQLQuery\(")(.*)(?="\)\;)
I specify the DOTALL flag with (?s) a non-capturing look behind to get \.createSQLQuery\(", capture everything including line breaks with (.*), and finally a non capturing positive lookahead to stop the capture at "\)\;.
I am expecting to capture the following:
SELECT distinct p.userid, p.name, f.hsid, "
+ "p.vid, p.vname, p.paymentdate, p.amount "
+ "FROM vk.payment p, (select * from vs.fuser) fu, (select * from vs.fac) f "
+ "WHERE p.description = 'Check' AND "
+ "p.paymentdate >= :startDate and p.paymentdate <= :endDate AND "
+ "fu.userid = p.userid AND fu.facid = f.facid "
+ "ORDER BY p.userid
Instead the expression is a lot greedier than I anticipated and is capturing this:
SELECT distinct p.userid, p.name, f.hsid, "
+ "p.vid, p.vname, p.paymentdate, p.amount "
+ "FROM vk.payment p, (select * from vs.fuser) fu, (select * from vs.fac) f "
+ "WHERE p.description = 'Check' AND "
+ "p.paymentdate >= :startDate and p.paymentdate <= :endDate AND "
+ "fu.userid = p.userid AND fu.facid = f.facid "
+ "ORDER BY p.userid");
query.setParameter("startDate", startDate);
query.setParameter("endDate", endDate);
... to EOF
The thing is that without the DOTALL the expression works as expected on a single line:
Query query = session.createSQLQuery("SELECT .... ");
and captures without the remaining characters on the end...
SELECT ....
Is there some aspect of DOTALL that every regex guru seems to know that does not seem to be documented anywhere? Does DOTALL not work with positive lookahead?
I appreciate any help!
Make the * quantifier non-greedy by adding a ? after it, like so: .*?
Also why are you even using lookarounds? It can lead to undesired behavior in some cases to use them without thought like this. (And it always irritates me. (-; )
You could just use:
(?s)\.createSQLQuery\("(.*?)"\);