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CriteriaQuery .where() for multiple conditions

root = criteriaQuery.from(Person.class); criteriaQuery.select(root); Predicate
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@ElementCollection query returning extra result per element in collection

, but not so easy to add with the 'count' while re-using the same predicates. This is indeed, not a bug Willks William
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multiple LEFT JOINs do not work as expected

is the root. The query also contains a number of other predicates and it is built dynamically using
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Searching lists within objects

");                 Predicate pred =             cb.and(                 cb
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JPA 2.0 Criteria API: (When) Fully supported ?

predicates. * EclipseLink 2.2.0 - PASS. * OpenJPA 2.1.0 - FAIL. Does not support "lower(FIELD_NAME) LIKE
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Problem using "and" for joined entities and indexed fields

Using @Index for fields and filter more than one field with "and" predicate ends in empty result list. public class IndexTest {     @Entity     @Indices({         @Index(members = {"children.name"}),         @Index(members = {"children.age"})     })     static class Parent
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Logical "or" works not correcly when field is @Id and first position

The following code doesn't respect the logical "or" correctly. Instead of returns all 2 datasets it returns only this one, which matches the first predicate in the or. BUT: this happens only, if the field for the "or" is the first one defined as @Id. public class OrTest {     @Entity     static
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StaticMetamodel throws NPE with Spring-Data in PathImpl.get()

From my Entities a StaticMetamodel is generated through Hibernate JPA 2 Metamodel Generator. When i now try to build a query with the Specification-Interface [new Specification<Benutzer>() {     @Override public Predicate toPredicate(final Root<Benutzer> benutzerRoot, final CriteriaQuery
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New Java 8 (JDK 1.8) Collection Methods

(which becomes an orphan) using the new methods: removeIf(predicate) and remove(key, value). support Support

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