6 | JPA Query Structure (JPQL / Criteria)The syntax of the Java Persistence Query Language (JPQL) is very similar to the syntax of SQL. Having an SQL-like syntax in JPA queries is an important advantage because SQL is a very powerful query language and many developers are already familiar with it. The main difference between SQL and JPQL |
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6 | ObjectDB - Object Database for Java (JPA/JDO) of experienced developers and easier learning curve. More complete solution that will more likely |
6 | Query Parameters in JPA required for running queries and are likely to be less commonly used. |
6 | CRUD Database Operations with JPA. If you have used SQL you should find the syntax very familiar. JPQL, the JPA query language, supports a SQL like |
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6 | Database Connection using JPA another method for instantiation of EntityManager that, like the factory, takes a map of properties as |
6 | JPA Criteria API Queries, quot, mod, abs, neg, sqrt). String expressions (like, length, locate, lower, upper, concat, substring |
6 | GROUP BY and HAVING clauses for the GROUP BY clause is like the WHERE clause for the FROM clause. ObjectDB supports the HAVING |
0 | [ODB1] Chapter 8 - ObjectDB Server, if you edit the default.xml file, it is likely that your modifications will be overwritten |
