I have simply 3 tables like: product .---------- id name category .---------- id name product_category .----------------------
I have a table cartitems where the items added to the cart are stored in. It has columns: id (Primary Key), sku, quantity, userId, status, size and couple of other columns
I\'m using GORM from grails 1.2.1. No chance of upgrading at this point. This is not a grails app per se; rather it is a webapp that uses groovy and leverages GORM for easy domain model persistence.
I have an entity called Bucket, and I\'m trying to build a criteria query to determine whether there is a Bucket stored with the \"Name\" property equals to \"Bucket_1\". So basically it is an exists
I have a Person table which has two columns: first_name and last_name. The Person class has two corresponding fields: firstName and lastName. Now I\'m using criteria api and trying to create an order
I\'ve got two tables, \'Players\' and \'Items\'.Players have a list of items.I want to retrieve the players, and all of their items, using pagination.I want to paginate based on the players and withou
I have this code ArrayList<String> city = \'Anniston\'; Criteriacrit = session.createCriteria(CandidateResumeInfo.class);
I have the below code ArrayList<String> city = \'Anniston\'; Criteriacrit = session.createCriteria(CandidateResumeInfo.class);
Let\'s say I have the following two classes; User and Location. I want to create a DetachedCriteria to query the user table, and return all users who do not have a location with the name \"xyz\".
Other than less code, what is the difference between the following two approaches to building an IN clause using the Hibernate Criteria API?Are there performance concerns?Is there some logic in the re
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