I have the following code:
@Query("select t from Training t join t.skills s join t.trainers tr join t.discipline d where " +
"(t.name in :names or :names is null) and (s.name in :skills or :skills is null) and" +
" (t.location = :location or :location is null) and " +
" (d.name = :discipline or :discipline is null) and " +
"(tr.firstName in :trainers or :trainers is null) and " +
" (((:endDate > t.endDate) and (:startDate < t.startDate)) or (:startDate is empty))")
public List<Training> filterTrainings(List<String> names, List<String> skills, String location,String discipline,List<String> trainers,Timestamp endDate,Timestamp startDate);
and i need to check if :startDate
and :endDate
are null. Is there a way to do that?
The error i get is nested exception is org.hibernate.exception.SQLGrammarException: could not extract ResultSet
when trying to check :startDate is null
where start date is a Timestamp.
Could you try passing a LocalDateTime as a parameter instead of a Timestamp? java.sql.Timestamp might be causing you issues here. You can convert to a LocalDateTime by calling timestamp.toLocalDateTime()
Alternatively you could try passing the timestamp as a string into filterTrainings. If the timestamp is null before calling the filterTrainings method, assign an empty string. String _timestamp = timestamp == null ? "" : timestamp.toString()
Then, in your sql statement check if the string is empty .. ""=:timestamp OR function("to_timestamp", :timestamp, "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.fffffffff")
. The problem here is that we are using function to access native db commands.