WebSphere AppServer Advanced Edition does. It allows you to add either:
a) Your own SQL Statement
b) Your own where clause addition for its SQL statement
c) Your own java.sql.PreparedStatement via a helper object.
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Does finder support IN clause
Hi all
Does any other Application Server provide such a feature? Read on..
I am using Weblogic 5.1 and struggling to write a finder method for a CMP
bean
which can use the SQL 'IN' clause. For example, I want something like this
:-
public Enumeration findByAandBs(A a, B[] b) {
// this finder should translate to
// select * from t where t.a = a and t.b IN (b[0], b[1], b[2],.... b[n]);
}
The weblogic WLQL operator list does not include the 'IN' operator. Has
anyone
else in this list faced the same problem?
Thanks.
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