You did not say which database; if you are using Oracle you can pass Java collections in as bind variables. You cannot use a direct IN(:var) but you can pass it as a collection and cast it.
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Browse All TopicsI have a count query which i am using to determine if the user exist or not. I am having an IN Statement in the query. Unfortunately everytime i run spring throws an error that the column value is greater than 2. If someone can point what i am doing wrong that would be great.
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You did not say which database; if you are using Oracle you can pass Java collections in as bind variables. You cannot use a direct IN(:var) but you can pass it as a collection and cast it.
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Otherwise, if you can't use that or don't want to narrow the portability of your code, just concatenate the List as part of the sql string and use the other parameter as the only bind variable. Although i must say i'm a little surprised that 'getUserId' can have any relevance to more than one user ...
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by: CEHJPosted on 2009-07-04 at 10:52:41ID: 24777487
You can't parameterize (use bind variables in) a set unfortunately