I have a database with data about some tests, I want to order them decently using their attribute DATE and take only the first one of all of them. I mean, the equivalent TOP 1 of SQL in JPQL.
Thanks for your help!
The EntityManager's createQuery is used to create the Query instance whose getResultList method is then used to execute the JPQL query passed to createQuery as the parameter.
Yes, It is possible to use subquery with IN operator in JPQL. I had a similar usecase and it worked for me. My query was as follows.
The @Query annotation can be used to create queries by using the JPA query language and to bind these queries directly to the methods of your repository interface.
You can define the order in which the database shall return your query results with an ORDER BY clause. Its definition in JPQL is similar to SQL. You can provide one or more entity attributes to the ORDER BY clause and specify an ascending (ASC) or a descending (DESC) order.
In spring jpa you can do something like this
Foo findTopByOrderByDateDesc(); //This will return 1st item
List<Foo> findTop10ByOrderByDateDesc(); //This will return top 10 item
For reference Spring Jpa Doc
You normally set that on the Query
object before triggering the fetch:
entityManager.createQuery("...")
.setMaxResults(1)
.getResultList();
With the use of Spring Data Jpa syntax you would use something like:
Optional<Test> findFirstByOrderByDateDesc();
Or using Pageable
:
Page<Test> test = repository.findAll(
PageRequest.of(0, 1, Sort.by(Sort.Direction.DESC, "date")));
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