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Thanks a lot for your prompt reply.<br />
I found &nbsp;out that I can really generate sql statements dynamically to execute it. It is pretty flexible and worked real good. <br />
Thanks<br />
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Thanks a lot for your prompt reply.
I found  out that I can really generate sql statements dynamically to execute it. It is pretty flexible and worked real good.
Thanks





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I need help with this specific scenario, I need to execute sql based on user selection. When user selects multiple conditions I need to build the query by addign multiple and, or conditions to the SQL. How can I do this using ibatis? Should I create sql statements for every possiblity and execute? or can we put this conditions into a variable and pass that to substitute in the SQL ? I hope there should be some better way. If any one point me into the right direction then that would &nbsp;be a great help. Please explain to me in detail..<br />
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Thanks<br />

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I need help with this specific scenario, I need to execute sql based on user selection. When user selects multiple conditions I need to build the query by addign multiple and, or conditions to the SQL. How can I do this using ibatis? Should I create sql statements for every possiblity and execute? or can we put this conditions into a variable and pass that to substitute in the SQL ? I hope there should be some better way. If any one point me into the right direction then that would  be a great help. Please explain to me in detail..

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Building Query dynamically in ibatis

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