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How to query in jsonb postgresql and convert to predicate JPA

i have stuck :)
does anyone know how query postgresql in jsonb
i have table USER
INT id,
Varchar name,
jsonb categoryId
the example data in categoryId field like this = [1,2,3,4,5]
I have tried this query which works:
select *
from user where categoryId #> '2'::jsonb ;
but how to query with multiple params like
select *
from user
where categoryId #> '1,3,4'::jsonb
and i will implement this to hibernate jpa/jpql-predicate, but i want to know native query first
Thankyou so much

In SQL you can use the ?| operator for this
select *
from "user"
where categoryid ?| array['1','3','4'];
That will return rows where at least one of the values is contained in the JSON array. If you want to find those that contain all values, use the ?& operator instead.
To use the #> operator you would need to use a JSON array on the right hand side:
select *
from "user"
where categoryid #> '[1,3,4]'::jsonb
Note that user is a reserved keyword. You will have to enclose it in double quotes every time you want to refer to the table. I would highly recommend to find a different table name.

JDBC PreparedStatement in batch when columns to set vary from row to row

I am trying to batch updates using PreparedStatement where the data you get in varies in what you have available.
Simple example:
You have a table with column x and y. Your inputdata is a representation of rows where only the modified column is present. So for row 1 you have x='foo' and for row 2 you have y='bar'. In order to batch these with a PreparedStatement you need one SQL statement: "update table where x=?,y=? where etc".
The solution that I am working towards is setting the column where you dont have any value to the value that is already present, but I'm not sure if this is possible. In raw SQL you could write "update table where x=x and y='foo' where etc", however I haven't found any ways to achieve this by setting the "?" parameter to be a reference to the column, it seems it's not possible.
Is it possible to handle this case at all with PreparedStatements? I apologize if my explanation is poor.

Assuming the values you want to set are all non-null, you could use a statement like
update sometable set column1 = coalesce(?, column1), colum2 = coalesce(?, column2)
Then when the value should not be updated, use either PreparedStatement.setNull with an appropriate java.sql.Types value or a PreparedStatement.setXXX of the appropriate type with a null as value.
As discussed in the comments, an alternative if you do need to update to null, is to use a custom function with a sentinel value (either for updating to null or for using the current value). Something like:
update sometable set column1 = conditional_update(?, column1), colum2 = conditional_update(?, column2)
Where conditional_update would be something like (using Firebird 3 PSQL syntax):
create function conditional_update(new_value varchar(500), original_value varchar(500))
returns varchar(500)
as
begin
if (new_value = '$$NO_UPDATE$$') then
return original_value;
else
return new_value;
end
Where using $$NO_UPDATE$$ is a sentinel value for not updating. A potential downside of this solution is the typing of columns as a string type. You always need to use string types (I'm not sure if there are databases that would supports dynamic parameters and return types in this situation).

Let me rephrase your problem and you please tell me if this is right:
You want to be able to have the update process
sometimes you only update for a specific x
sometimes you only update for a specific y
sometimes you update for specific x and y combined
Correct? If 'yes' then the next issue is implementation possibilities.
You suggested trying to put the column itself into the parameter. Even if that's possible I'd still recommend against it. The code will get confusing.
I suggest you create a java method that builds and returns the query string (or at least the 'where' clause) based on your available parameters (x, y, etc)
Your code for invoking the JDBC Prepared statement will invoke that method to get a query String.
You will still benefit from using prepared statements. The cost is that your database will be caching several different statements instead of one, but I imagine that is a minimal issue.

You can think of auxiliar "?" variable for each column which will manage if the column should be updated or not.
update table
set x = case when 0 = ? then x else ? end,
y = case when 0 = ? then y else ? end
where etc;
Passing 0 for each 0 = ? will not update the column whereas passing 1 will update it to the value you specified.

How to using like array of string HIBERNATE

I'm trying to pass an array of string as a parameter to my query but I get the following error
ERROR: operator does not exist: text ~~ record Dica: No operator matches the given name and argument type(s). You might need to add explicit type casts.
Here is my query
select * from table where value like any (array[?1]);
when I run it using hibernate the query is like:
select * from table where value like any (array[('%foo%', '%bar%', '%baz%')]);
There's a best way to pass my array as parameter?? I think that is important to say that my array is dynamic so i can't fiz it in my query.

use setParameterList method.
String queryStr = "select * from table where value in :valueList";
Query query = SessionFactory.getCurrentSession().createQuery(queryStr);
query.setParameterList("valueList", new Object[]{"%foo%","%bar%","%baz%"});
Please note that I used in clause and it doesn't support wildcard characters such as %.

First use createNativeQuery instead of createQuery as syntax is native to PSQL.
Second query syntax should be select * from table where value like any (array?1) as ?1 will be substituted by ['%foo%', '%bar%', '%baz%'], so your end query will match required PSQL syntax.
select * from table where value like any (array['%foo%', '%bar%', '%baz%'])

Firstly, your syntax is wrong.
Instead of:
select * from table where value like any (array[?1]);
You should use:
select * from table where value like any (:vals);
You cannot use array[?] or array[:var] to construct the variable. That is invalid syntax.
Secondly for Hibernate 5.2 up to 5.4 you can just add this dependency and you can use the most common object arrays directly. Primitive arrays are not supported and are not supposed to be.

SQL Server: Error converting data type varchar to numeric for JavaTexfield

I want to print 4 different values from my database table in 4 different Java Textfields when u click in the corresponding row.

You can use String.valueOf(arg) to convert to string your values. Also if the values coming from your database are numeric, you might want to call getDouble or getFloat on your ResultSet object too. Don't forget to remove the casts in the query as you will tranform the values in the Java code instead, like this:
textFieldEröffnungspreis.setText(String.valueOf(rs.getDouble("Eröffnungspreis")));

How can get the last value of column

How can I retrieve the last entered value of the column in the database (MS ACCESS 2007)
I used the following code
String sql = "SELECT Last(RegNumber) FROM Death ";
but it does not work in MS ACCESS and when I run the program Error generates as
java.sql.SQLException: Column not found
but I have created a column in database as RegNumber
I am using Java for programming in which I used this query
EDIT:
RegNumber is in String form not in integer form so I cant use DESC or ASC
Please help me

Sort your table by whatever criteria you'd like and use SELECT TOP 1 * FROM myTable ORDER BY RegNumber ASC.
Or ORDER BY incrementingId DESC
Basically there must be some logical order to the sorting for what you refer to as the "last entered column" (which I assume means row, not column)
EDIT: Your function is correct in Access, and should return the correct value. However Java may not interpret it correctly. Try your query in an Access native query, then try debugging your Java. If it's simply that Java does not support this function, consider using the built in ResultSet() functions in Java.sql
ResultSet rs = ....;
rs.last();
int RegNumber = rs.getRow();

I do not know about the last() function in MS ACCESS, but I have another idea:
Usually there is an automatically generated id for each table, so you can sort on it and get the first record from the result set like this:
SELECT RegNumber
FROM Death
ORDER BY id DESC

That depend of your database structure.
Typically with table come some unique identifier, if you are sure that it comes always in order to database you could use function MAX to retrieve the identifier and then whole row.
Another scenario is just to a timestamp columns that describe the time when column was created , this approach satisfying if the sequence is really crucial if not the id should be enough.

Following will return the last and lastest RegNumber :
SELECT RegNumber FROM Death ORDER BY RegNumber DESC