ObjectDB Database Search

that are already persisted. TypedQuery query = em.createQuery( "SELECT DISTINCT si.page FROM SearchIndex si ... based on the number of search terms. For example, for two search terms: TypedQuery query = em ... { @Index List terms; } In that case the query is simpler (and possibly faster): TypedQuery query

to database.entity.Player From just fetching a single result: TypedQuery query = em ... TypedQuery with a Player.class ( which might be loaded by a different class loader than the one that in ... ). Please post details about both class loaders. Run the query as Query rather than TypedQuery and then check

()); } @Test public void queryDepById(){ TypedQuery q = em.createNamedQuery("Department.findByPK ... ()); this.foundResult = d; } @Test public void queryDepByIdComponents(){ TypedQuery &lr;Department q = em ... . TypedQuery q = em.createNamedQuery("Department.findAll", Department.class); q.setMaxResults(1000); List

(String name) { if (name == null) return null; try { TypedQuery query = getEntityManager().createQuery ... ;         TypedQuery query = db.createQuery("SELECT p FROM ... ;        TypedQuery query = db.createQuery("SELECT m FROM Message m

).where(pred);         TypedQuery typedQuery = em.createQuery(q);         List results = typedQuery .getResultList();   If I try

bundle I'm trying to call the second bundle in following way with a JUnit Plugin test: TypedQuery query =  ( TypedQuery ) this.dbService.createNamedQuery("RuleValueNode.findRoot", RuleValueNode ... .objectDb as required bundle, and the simple access to the db: @Override public TypedQuery

.persistence.TemporalType; import javax.persistence. TypedQuery ; public class Eager2 { public static void main ... .getTransaction().commit();   TypedQuery aq = em.createQuery("select a from Address a",Address.class);   System.out.println(aq.getResultList()); // Prints out both addresses OK.   TypedQuery q

.Persistence; import javax.persistence. TypedQuery ; @Entity public class OBJ2 implements Serializable ... ;      TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT mif.primkeycopy FROM OBJ2 ... ;       TypedQuery query2 = em.createQuery("SELECT mif.primkey FROM

for all classes TypedQuery query = em.createQuery(tmpQuery, Athlete.class); // I want to avoid this List results ... )? I tried to use TypedQuery instead of TypedQuery but had casting issues   ezazop Akis

.persistence.Persistence; import javax.persistence. TypedQuery ; public class ObjectDbTest {    ... ;    TypedQuery query =            ... .createEntityManager();   TypedQuery query = em     .createQuery(      

; TypedQuery typedQuery = entityManager.createQuery("SELECT FROM Person p WHERE p.id = 1", Person.class);   Person singleResult = typedQuery .getSingleResult();   System.out.println(singleResult

accessible via some API or the  TypedQuery .getSingleResult() would accept a parameter of type ... ;    TypedQuery backupQuery =     em . createQuery ( "objectdb ... . createEntityManager ( ) ; try {      TypedQuery backupQuery = em . createQuery ( "objectdb backup

this: TypedQuery q = em.createQuery( "select new pl.hplxtool.model.ResultData(p.type.name, count(p.id)) " + "from ... with above query and got another exception after modification to this form: TypedQuery q = em.createQuery( "select

the query with TypedQuery : TypedQuery q2 = em.createQuery(sQ2, ItemList.class);   support

.persistence. TypedQuery ; import javax.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder; import javax.persistence.criteria ... ;   TypedQuery query = em.createQuery(c);         query

Hi, I'm trying to implement some reporting logic in my application and got nasty exception when using query with join. The query code is: TypedQuery inspirationQuery = em.createQuery(    ... to: TypedQuery inspirationQuery = em.createQuery( "select new InspirationsPerSupplierResult(insp, p

; TypedQuery q = em.createQuery("SELECT COUNT(x) FROM Item x", Long.class);   try {    ... ;   public Item findItem(EntityManager em, int which) {   TypedQuery q = em.createQuery

which) { TypedQuery q = em.createNamedQuery("objdbTest.Singleton.getItem", Item.class); q ... (NoResultException e) { return null; } } public long howManyItemsExist(EntityManager em) { TypedQuery q = em

{     TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("select k from Game k where k.id=:id", Game.class ... .createEntityManager(); try { TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("select k from Game k where k.id=:id", Game

.Persistence; import javax.persistence. TypedQuery ; import javax.security.auth.Subject; import javax ... .getPrincipals(); final int id = info.getId(); final TypedQuery namedQuery = entityManager.createNamedQuery

Hello, I am learning ObjectDB now. I create a simple Dao method as below:   public boolean isJobExist(String name) { TypedQuery query = em.createQuery( "SELECT count(j) FROM MFJob j WHERE j ... cannot be applied to (java.lang.String,java.lang.Class ) [javac] TypedQuery query = em.createQuery

No error using SQL String statement TypedQuery query= manager.createQuery("SELECT NEW AdvoluxUID(p.m_uid ... )); TypedQuery query= manager.createQuery(cquery); best regards Arne Arne Arne Stocker Thank

you have to create a TypedQuery  (or Query ) instance from your  CriteriaQuery   ... ;    TypedQuery query = em.createQuery(criteriaQuery);     allPersons

.Persistence; import javax.persistence. TypedQuery ; import org.apache.commons.lang3.SerializationUtils ... ;    em.clear();         TypedQuery q = em

Hi, I am trying query one of my DB - for all object types that implement a given interface.      TypedQuery query =         em.createQuery ... ;  TypedQuery query =         em.createQuery("SELECT bk

.persistence. TypedQuery ; import org.junit.After; import org.junit.Assert; import org.junit.Before ... ; closeEntityManager(entityManager); } @Test public void test() {   TypedQuery parentEntityQuery

javax.persistence.Id; import javax.persistence.Persistence; import javax.persistence. TypedQuery ... ;    TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT ord FROM OrderDat ord", OrderDat.class

("oldRate: " + oldRate + "\tnewRate: " + newRate); TypedQuery query = Main.paygradeDB.createQuery("SELECT FROM Paygrade ORDER BY rate", Paygrade.class); TypedQuery modifyTo = Main.paygradeDB

this to access it. TypedQuery tqItem = emf.createEntityManager().createNamedQuery("ItemDB.getPart", ItemDB.class ... ();             TypedQuery tqItems = em.createQuery

use "javax.persistence_1.99.0.jar" I get an error using TypedQuery . I have therefore tried "javax.persistence-2.2.0-release.jar". Then TypedQuery is recognized but the "No Persistence provider" error

= null;      TypedQuery icQuery = null;     String q = null

SELECT: TypedQuery query = em.createQuery(     "SELECT p FROM Point p WHERE p.id = " + element.getId(), Point.class); List points = query.getResultList(); WRITE: em.persist(p); ** the Point class is of the tutorial. I found the above select method is ten times slower

; TypedQuery icQuery = null;   if (sortColumn == null) {    icQuery = em.createQuery

.toString(arp.spa) + "'" // Get LogEntry's with same IP var query: TypedQuery [LogEntry] = em.createQuery

(); TypedQuery query = dbConnection.getEm().createQuery( "SELECT m FROM Athlete a, Mark m where a.id

why this result returns an empty set?   List results; TypedQuery prezs = em.createQuery("SELECT p

;  TypedQuery backupQuery = em.createQuery("objectdb backup", Thread.class);   

. Yet the TypedQuery should be returning XCCompetitorCount objects! The add() method

also had: typedQuery .setFlushMode(FlushModeType.AUTO); for the specific query.   If I change the logic

them with paging. The problem is, that running code that looks like this: TypedQuery icQuery = em.em.createQuery

.getTransaction().begin(); em.persist(data); em.getTransaction().commit(); em.clear(); TypedQuery q = em

; TypedQuery q = em.createQuery("SELECT d FROM DailyEntry d " + "where d.symbol = :symbol

; } With the following query: TypedQuery query = em().createQuery( "SELECT r.party FROM Relationship r

Some code. Problem in UPDATE query. TypedQuery query = ( TypedQuery ) em.createQuery("SELECT t FROM Person p JOIN p.transports t WHERE p.personalCode = :code"); query.setParameter("code ... ) attributeValue); list.add(temp); TypedQuery query2 = ( TypedQuery ) em.createQuery("UPDATE Person p SET p

testQuery() { String $i = "testQuery"; TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT e FROM Element e ... ;   TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT e FROM Element e", Element.class);   ... ;  String $i = "testQuery";         TypedQuery query = em

as a hint that this query should return Entities with only those fields filled with data: TypedQuery ... _NAME, "names"); This will be equivalent to query using tuples: TypedQuery query = em.createQuery ... to TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("select new Entity(e.firstName, e.lastName) FROM Entity e", Entity

days: try { CoreService.getLogger(this).info("DB Backup Start..."); TypedQuery backupQuery =   ... : EntityManager em = getEM(); try { getLogger(this).info("Backup Start..."); TypedQuery backupQuery ... ; EntityManager em = getEM(); try { getLogger(this).info("Backup Start..."); TypedQuery backupQuery = em

I'm getting a null pointer when running the following code: TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT m FROM ObjectDbMessagePayload m WHERE m.id = :id", ObjectDbMessagePayload.class); query ... again with a query TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT m FROM ObjectDbMessagePayload m WHERE m.id

it: TypedQuery q1 = em.createQuery( "SELECT e,g FROM Event e, Guest g WHERE e.calendarId ... retrieval queries worked fine as well: TypedQuery q1 = em.createQuery("SELECT e FROM Event e WHERE e

I modified the example code to include an index on the Point class like so:     @Index(members={"x","y"}) Then when I run the following query:     TypedQuery query = em.createQuery("SELECT p FROM Point p where p.x = :y",         Point