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Part XII. JPA Queries

Copyright © 2015 jim stafford (jim.stafford@jhu.edu)

2015-11-18 02:11 EST

Abstract

This presentation provides information covering JPA Queries, JPA Query Language, and the JPA Criteria API.

Table of Contents

Purpose
1. Goals
2. Objectives
I. General Queries
68. JPA Query Types
68.1. JPA Query Language (JPA-QL) Queries
68.2. Native SQL Queries
68.2.1. SqlResultSetMappings
68.3. Criteria API Queries
68.4. Strongly Typed Queries
68.4.1. Metamodel API
68.4.2. Query using JPA Metamodel
68.4.3. Canonical Metamodel
68.4.4. Generating Canonical Metamodel Classes
68.5. Summary
69. JPA Query Overview
69.1. EntityManager Query Methods
69.2. Query.getSingleResult()
69.3. Query.getResultList
69.4. Parameters
69.5. Paging Properties
69.6. Pessimistic Locking
69.7. Bulk Updates
69.8. Named Queries
69.9. Summary
II. JPAQL
70. JPA Query Language
70.1. Simple Entity Query
70.2. Non-Entity Queries
70.3. Multi-select Query
70.3.1. Multi-select Query with Object[]
70.3.2. Multi-select Query with Tuple
70.3.3. Multi-select Query with Constructor
70.4. Path Expressions
70.4.1. Single Element Path Expressions
70.4.2. Collection Element Path Expressions
70.5. Eager Fetching through JOINs
70.5.1. Lazy Fetch Problem
70.5.2. Adding Eager Fetch during Query
70.6. Distinct Results
70.7. Summary
71. JPAQL Where Clauses
71.1. Equality Test
71.2. Like Test
71.3. Formulas
71.4. Logic Operators
71.5. Equality Tests
71.6. Between
71.7. Testing for Null
71.8. Testing Empty Collection
71.9. Membership Test
71.10. Subqueries
71.11. All
71.12. Any
71.13. Summary
72. JPAQL Functions
72.1. String Functions
72.1.1. Base Query
72.1.2. LOWER
72.1.3. UPPER
72.1.4. TRIM
72.1.5. CONCAT
72.1.6. LENGTH
72.1.7. LOCATE
72.1.8. SUBSTRING
72.2. Date Functions
72.3. Order By
72.4. Aggregate Functions
72.4.1. COUNT
72.4.2. MIN/MAX
72.4.3. SUM/AVE
72.5. Group By
72.6. Having
72.7. Summary
III. Criteria API
73. JPA Criteria API
73.1. Criteria API Demo Template
73.2. Simple Entity Query
73.3. Non-Entity Query
73.4. Multi-select Query
73.4.1. Multi-select Query with Object[]
73.4.2. Multi-select Query with Tuple
73.4.3. Multi-select Query with Constructor
73.5. Path Expressions
73.5.1. Single Element Path Expressions
73.5.2. Collection Element Path Expressions
73.6. Eager Fetching through JOINs
73.6.1. Lazy Fetch Problem
73.6.2. Adding Eager Fetch during Query
73.7. Distinct Results
73.8. Summary
74. Criteria Where Clauses
74.1. Equality Test
74.2. Like Test
74.2.1. Like Test Literal
74.2.2. Like Test Literal Parameter
74.2.3. Like Test Concatenated String
74.2.4. Like Test Single Character Wildcard
74.3. Formulas
74.4. Logic Operators
74.5. Equality Tests
74.6. Between
74.7. Testing for Null
74.8. Testing Empty Collection
74.9. Membership Test
74.10. Subqueries
74.11. All
74.12. Any
74.13. Summary
75. Criteria Functions
75.1. String Functions
75.1.1. Base Query
75.1.2. LOWER
75.1.3. UPPER
75.1.4. TRIM
75.1.5. CONCAT
75.1.6. LENGTH
75.1.7. LOCATE
75.1.8. SUBSTRING
75.2. Date Functions
75.3. Order By
75.4. Aggregate Functions
75.4.1. COUNT
75.4.2. MIN/MAX
75.4.3. SUM/AVE
75.5. Group By
75.6. Having
75.7. Summary