The Abator query by example facility does not support this kind of where clause currently, so you'll have to do the operation 4 times (sorry about that).
Once we get support for nested iterate tags into iBATIS, then I'll change Abator so that you can generate arbitrarily complex where clauses.
Hi,
I'm new to Ibatis, so if this is a stupid question, you'll have to excuse
me. I've downloaded Abator for Eclipse and generated maps/DAOs and models.
In this example it's an agreement table between a buyer and a seller. This
table also got a status field the buyer and the seller for each agreem
Abator does not generate any code that joins tables - you'll have to write a custom query for that.
Jeff Butler
On 3/20/06, Emiliano Armellin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hello,which is the best pattern to join two or more tables using a QueryByExample strategy?thanks
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hello,
which is the best pattern to join two or more tables using a
QueryByExample strategy?
thanks
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Jeff,
Thanks for help. It seems that we can only use either 'or' or 'and' in a single queryByExample query.
Tony
Query 1:
CouponExample example = new CouponExample();
example.setBarcode(myBarcode);
example.setBarcode_Indicator(CouponExample.EXAMPLE_EQUALS);
example.setExpirationDate(myExpirationDate);
example.setExpirationDate_Indicator(CouponExample.EXAMPLE_EQUALS);
Query 2:
CouponExample example = n
All,
Just started to use Abator to generate DAO codes for iBATIS. Have a
question on queryByExample.
I have table coupon
{ coupon_id, barcode, start_date, expiration_date, ...}. start_date
and expiration_date have DATE as JDBCType.
database is MySql
I have three queries.
select * from
