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How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?

Hi,
 
I want to prepare a parameter map that has a list property also.
 
<parameterMap id = "Gold" class = "requestVO">
   
   <parameter property = "previousDate" jdbcType = "DATE" javaType =
"java.lang.String"/>
   <parameter property = "currentDate" jdbcType = "DATE" javaType =
"java.lang.String"/>
   <parameter property = "keyList" jdbcType = "INTEGER" javaType =
"java.lang.Integer"/>
   
   </parameterMap>
 
 <select id="Team"
 parameterMap="Gold"
  resultClass="resultTO">
 
  SELECT YEAR(T.TIMEKEY) AS year,MONTH(T.TIMEKEY) AS month,
  SUM(S.SPLTFACACCTCNT) AS dataCount FROM
  TAB1 S,TAB2 T
  WHERE S.TIMEKEY=T.TIMEKEY AND T.TIMEKEY BETWEEN ? AND
  ?
  AND  S.KEY IN
  <iterate open="("
   close=")" conjunction=",">
   ?
  </iterate>
  AND T.MO IN ('03','06','09','12')  GROUP BY T.TIMEKEY ORDER BY
T.TIMEKEY WITH UR
 
 </select>
 
Thanks in Advance
 
Regards
Ankit

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RE: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?

Posted by kangsin <jl...@hotmail.com>.

thanks for sharing this video with us samuel...
 
and i was just checkin our individul assignment..as well as group presentation..
 
i think we should decide our topic pretty soon..today is wednesday already..
 
and our indi assignment is according the the topic of group presentation.
 
Individual Reflective Essay 
This deliverable is a structured essay of a maximum of 3000 words. The essay is required to be critical in its nature. Starting from the selected topic for the formative presentation and the identified individual research question/focus, each student has to undertake further literature review (4 journal papers or peer reviewed conference proceedings) in addition to the items identified for the presentation. 
 
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Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 10:22:56 -0800From: kirankumar_vuppla@yahoo.comSubject: Re: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org



You should add the list attribute inside the <iterate> tag.<select id="Team" parameterMap="Gold"  resultClass="resultTO"> 
 
  SELECT YEAR(T.TIMEKEY) AS year,MONTH(T.TIMEKEY) AS month,  SUM(S.SPLTFACACCTCNT) AS dataCount FROM  TAB1 S,TAB2 T  WHERE S.TIMEKEY=T.TIMEKEY AND T.TIMEKEY BETWEEN #previousDate# AND #currentDate#  <iterate property="list" open=" AND S.KEY IN ("   close=")" conjunction=",">    #keyList[]#  </iterate>  AND T.MO IN ('03','06','09','12')  GROUP BY T.TIMEKEY ORDER BY T.TIMEKEY WITH UR
 
 </select>-Kiran--- On Wed, 11/5/08, ankit.khujneri@wipro.com <an...@wipro.com> wrote:
From: ankit.khujneri@wipro.com <an...@wipro.com>Subject: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?To: user-java@ibatis.apache.orgDate: Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 5:36 AM

Hi,
 
I want to prepare a parameter map that has a list property also.
 
<parameterMap id = "Gold" class = "requestVO">      <parameter property = "previousDate" jdbcType = "DATE" javaType = "java.lang.String"/>   <parameter property = "currentDate" jdbcType = "DATE" javaType = "java.lang.String"/>   <parameter property = "keyList" jdbcType = "INTEGER" javaType = "java.lang.Integer"/>      </parameterMap>  <select id="Team" parameterMap="Gold"  resultClass="resultTO">
 
  SELECT YEAR(T.TIMEKEY) AS year,MONTH(T.TIMEKEY) AS month,  SUM(S.SPLTFACACCTCNT) AS dataCount FROM  TAB1 S,TAB2 T  WHERE S.TIMEKEY=T.TIMEKEY AND T.TIMEKEY BETWEEN ? AND  ?  AND  S.KEY IN  <iterate open="("   close=")" conjunction=",">   ?  </iterate>  AND T.MO IN ('03','06','09','12')  GROUP BY T.TIMEKEY ORDER BY T.TIMEKEY WITH UR
 
 </select>
 
Thanks in Advance
 
Regards
Ankit
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RE: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?

Posted by kangsin <jl...@hotmail.com>.

i applogize..i sent wrong email..sorry didn't meat to

Date: Wed, 5 Nov 2008 10:22:56 -0800From: kirankumar_vuppla@yahoo.comSubject: Re: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org



You should add the list attribute inside the <iterate> tag.<select id="Team" parameterMap="Gold"  resultClass="resultTO"> 
 
  SELECT YEAR(T.TIMEKEY) AS year,MONTH(T.TIMEKEY) AS month,  SUM(S.SPLTFACACCTCNT) AS dataCount FROM  TAB1 S,TAB2 T  WHERE S.TIMEKEY=T.TIMEKEY AND T.TIMEKEY BETWEEN #previousDate# AND #currentDate#  <iterate property="list" open=" AND S.KEY IN ("   close=")" conjunction=",">    #keyList[]#  </iterate>  AND T.MO IN ('03','06','09','12')  GROUP BY T.TIMEKEY ORDER BY T.TIMEKEY WITH UR
 
 </select>-Kiran--- On Wed, 11/5/08, ankit.khujneri@wipro.com <an...@wipro.com> wrote:
From: ankit.khujneri@wipro.com <an...@wipro.com>Subject: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?To: user-java@ibatis.apache.orgDate: Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 5:36 AM

Hi,
 
I want to prepare a parameter map that has a list property also.
 
<parameterMap id = "Gold" class = "requestVO">      <parameter property = "previousDate" jdbcType = "DATE" javaType = "java.lang.String"/>   <parameter property = "currentDate" jdbcType = "DATE" javaType = "java.lang.String"/>   <parameter property = "keyList" jdbcType = "INTEGER" javaType = "java.lang.Integer"/>      </parameterMap>  <select id="Team" parameterMap="Gold"  resultClass="resultTO">
 
  SELECT YEAR(T.TIMEKEY) AS year,MONTH(T.TIMEKEY) AS month,  SUM(S.SPLTFACACCTCNT) AS dataCount FROM  TAB1 S,TAB2 T  WHERE S.TIMEKEY=T.TIMEKEY AND T.TIMEKEY BETWEEN ? AND  ?  AND  S.KEY IN  <iterate open="("   close=")" conjunction=",">   ?  </iterate>  AND T.MO IN ('03','06','09','12')  GROUP BY T.TIMEKEY ORDER BY T.TIMEKEY WITH UR
 
 </select>
 
Thanks in Advance
 
Regards
Ankit
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Re: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?

Posted by kiran vuppla <ki...@yahoo.com>.

You should add the list attribute inside the <iterate> tag.

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-Kiran


--- On Wed, 11/5/08, ankit.khujneri@wipro.com <an...@wipro.com> wrote:
From: ankit.khujneri@wipro.com <an...@wipro.com>
Subject: How to prepare a parameter map with an List property?
To: user-java@ibatis.apache.org
Date: Wednesday, November 5, 2008, 5:36 AM



 
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