Can anyone help me to get the JPA criteria query for the JPA query mentioned below.
SELECT p,l FROM Person p
LEFT JOIN Language l ON (p.language = l.language and l.locale like :locale)
AND p.name like :name
AND p.time BETWEEN :startDate
AND :endDate order by name asc
Although the answer given by johncarl was accepted it doesn't look correct to me. The JavaDocs for CriteriaQuery.where() say:
Modify the query to restrict the query result according to the specified boolean expression. Replaces the previously added restriction(s), if any.
As I understand it, each of the following lines (giving restrictions) will override the restrictions given previously:
criteria.where(builder.like(langJoin.get(Language_.locale), locale));
criteria.where(builder.like(pRoot.get(Person_.name), name));
criteria.where(builder.between(pRoot.get(Person_.time), startDate, endDate));
This means that in the end only the last restriction (between start and end date) would remain.
I threfore suggest following modifications to johncarl's answer:
CriteriaBuilder builder = entityManager.getCriteriaBuilder();
CriteriaQuery<Person> criteria = builder.createCriteria(Person.class);
Root<Person> pRoot = criteria.from(Person.class);
Join<Person, Language> langJoin = criteria.join("language", JoinType.LEFT);
Predicate[] restrictions = new Predicate[] {
builder.like(langJoin.get(Language_.locale), locale),
builder.like(pRoot.get(Person_.name), name),
builder.between(pRoot.get(Person_.time), startDate, endDate)
};
criteria.where(builder.and(restrictions));
criteria.orderBy(builder.asc(pRoot.get(Person_.name)));
However, this code looks really ugly! Please, feel free to edit if it's wrong and comment it if you see a better solution! I'd be gracefull!
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