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How to do a Union SQL statement in HQL?

I'm trying to create a Union between two tables, using HQL (Hibernate Query Language). This SQL script works fine on my SQL server:

SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT linkedin_id) as test, school_name
FROM
(SELECT * FROM alum_education 
 UNION
 SELECT * FROM alum_connection_educations) AS UNIONS where school_name='some string'

the problem is, when i try to run it in grails like this:

     def countOfEdu = AlumEducation.executeQuery("select count (distinct linkedinId ) as countOfEdu, schoolName as SchoolName from (SELECT * FROM alumEducation UNION SELECT * FROM alumConnectionEducations) AS UNIONS where schoolName='some string'" )

i get this error:

  org.hibernate.hql.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected token: ( near line 1, column 83 [select count(distinct linkedinId )  as countOfEdu, schoolName as SchoolName  from (SELECT * FROM alumEducation UNION SELECT * FROM alumConnectionEducations) AS UNIONS where schoolName='Duquesne University']

How can I run the above SQL statement in grails?

thanks jason

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jason Avatar asked Aug 24 '11 21:08

jason


2 Answers

Unions are not supported by HQL. There is an issue in Hibernate's JIRA that is open since 2005.

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Andrey Adamovich Avatar answered Nov 01 '22 06:11

Andrey Adamovich


I would like to share a way I have found to avoids this situation. The only rule here is to have the same type, in this case a String, corresponding to the type of the return list, you could add as many tables as you want:

public List<String> findByCPForCNPJ(String query){
TypedQuery<String> ccpf = manager.createQuery("select cpf from PessoaFisica where cpf like :pCpf", String.class);
ccpf.setParameter("pCpf", "%" + query + "%");
List<String> lista1 = ccpf.getResultList();

TypedQuery<String> ccnpj = manager.createQuery("select cnpj from PessoaJuridica where cnpj like :pCnpj", String.class);
ccnpj.setParameter("pCnpj", "%" + query + "%");

lista1.addAll(ccnpj.getResultList());
return lista1;
}

I used a method in JAVA for this solution. I hope I have contributed a bit, good luck to all...

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user3632200 Avatar answered Nov 01 '22 05:11

user3632200