Is there any way to select/update/delete dynamically using Ibatis/MyBatis?
When I say "dynamically" it means I don't want to create any POJO/DataMapper at all.
Any URL example would be welcomed.
Yes, just set the resultType
attribute to map
and the table data will be placed into a HashMap of column names to values. If the query returns more than 1 row, the mapped rows will be put into a List. If you want to select a single column, you can get just that value (as String, int, etc) or as a list.
<select id="test1" resultType="map">select * from user</select>
<select id="test2" resultType="map" parameterType="int">
select * from user where id=#{value}</select>
<select id="test3" resultType="string">select name from user</select>
...
// returns a list of maps
List test = sqlSession.selectList("test1");
// returns a single map
Object map = sqlSession.selectOne("test2", 0);
// returns a list of strings
List names = sqlSession.selectList("test3");
This applies to MyBatis 3; I think you can do something similar in iBatis 2.
The following approach can be useful. Say, you have some generic select interface, like:
public interface IAutoRepository {
/**
* The automatically generated insertPKs sql statements.
* Parts of the query can be set manually in the sql (insert-select query).
*
* @param items the {@link WhereStmt} statements
* @return the inserted rows count
*/
@Transactional
<T extends WhereStmt> Integer insertPKs(@Param("items") List<T> items);
/**
* Returns the value based on the {@link Parameter} class
*
* @param param the {@link Parameter} instance
* @return the searched value in a {@link java.util.Map} form
*/
@MapKey("VAL")
<T extends Parameter> Map<String, Map<String, ?>> getDistinctValues(@Param("param") T param);
}
According to some external type (say, single column or date range or range whatsoever) you can define the following query in the template Common.xml
:
<sql id="includeDistinctValues">
SELECT
<choose>
<when test='param.type.name() == "set"'>
DISTINCT ${param.column} AS val
</when>
<when test='param.type.name() == "date" or param.type.name() == "range"'>
<some uid> AS val,
MIN(${param.minColumn}) AS min,
MAX(${param.maxColumn}) AS max
</when>
</choose>
FROM ${entityTable}
</sql>
What you receive from mybatis is the java.util.Map. Then you can you use it some kind like:
public enum StmtType {
set((valMap) -> {
final Set<String> distinctValues = valMap
.values()
.stream()
.map(val -> (String) val.get("VAL"))
//use in date/range case
//final Date minDate = (Date) val.get("MIN");
//final Date maxDate = (Date) val.get("MAX");
.collect(Collectors.toSet());
return distinctValues;
},
(values, params) -> {
final SetParameter parameter = (SetParameter) params.getParams();
return new WhereSetStmt<>(parameter.getColumn(), values, params.getIncludeEmptyValues());
});
@Getter
private Function<Map<String, Map<String, ?>>, ? extends Iterable> toValue;
@Getter
private BiFunction<Collection, DataParam, ? extends WhereStmt> toWhereStmt;
StmtType(
Function<Map<String, Map<String, ?>>, ? extends Iterable> toValue,
BiFunction<Collection, DataParam, ? extends WhereStmt> toWhereStmt
) {
this.toValue = toValue;
this.toWhereStmt = toWhereStmt;
}
}
where the SetParameter can be represented as the following:
@Getter
public class SetParameter extends Parameter {
/**
* Column in sql query,
*/
private final String column;
public SetParameter(String column) {
super(StmtType.set);
this.column = column;
}
}
Moreover, you can define some WhereStmt like:
public abstract class WhereStmt {
/**
* Type of the statement
*/
private final StmtType type;
/**
* Shall empty values be included.
*/
private final boolean includeEmptyValues;
}
@Getter
public class WhereSetStmt<T> extends WhereStmt {
/**
* The column for `column` IN (...) statement
*/
private String column;
/**
* Values for `column` IN (...) statement
*/
private Collection<T> values;
public WhereSetStmt(String column, Collection<T> values, boolean includeEmptyValues) {
super(StmtType.set, includeEmptyValues);
this.column = column;
this.values = values;
}
}
@Getter
@AllArgsConstructor
public final class DataParam<P extends Parameter> {
/**
* Whether to include nullable values.
*/
private final Boolean includeEmptyValues;
/**
* Represents database required information for later processing and sql statements generation.
*/
private final P params;
}
Finally, in mybatis generic Common.xml
you can use it like:
<sql id="includeInsertPkSelect">
SELECT DISTINCT(${id})
FROM ${entityTable}
</sql>
<sql id="includeInsertPkWhere">
<if test="items != null and items.size() > 0">
AND
<foreach collection="items" item="item" index="i" separator="AND">
<choose>
<when test='item.type.name() == "set" and ( item.values != null and item.values.size() > 0 or item.includeEmptyValues )'>
(
<if test="item.values != null and item.values.size() > 0">
${item.column} IN
<foreach item="value" collection="item.values" separator="," open="("
close=")">
#{value}
</foreach>
<if test="item.includeEmptyValues">
OR
</if>
</if>
<if test="item.includeEmptyValues">
${item.column} IS null
</if>
)
</when>
<when test='item.type.name() == "date"'>
(
COALESCE(${item.column}, SYSDATE + 1000000)
BETWEEN #{item.from} AND #{item.to}
<if test="item.includeEmptyValues">
OR ${item.column} IS NULL
</if>
)
</when>
<when test='item.type.name() == "range"'>
(
COALESCE(${item.column}, 1000000000)
BETWEEN #{item.from} AND #{item.to}
<if test="item.includeEmptyValues">
OR ${item.column} IS NULL
</if>
)
</when>
</choose>
</foreach>
</if>
</sql>
And combine sql statements as the template, say:
<insert id='insertPKs'>
INSERT INTO requiredTable
<include refid="Common.includeInsertPkSelect">
<property name="id" value="entityId"/>
<property name="entityTable" value="entityTable"/>
</include>
<include refid="Common.includeInsertPkWhere">
<property name="id" value="entityId"/>
<property name="entityTable" value="entityTable"/>
</include>
</insert>
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