Intersect in JpaRepository
I have SQL query like below. I'd like to take the common product_id,authorization_ids for certain merchantIds.
In this example merchant 20000 has product1,authorization1 and product2, authorization1 whereas the other merchants only have product1, authorization1.
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20000
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20001
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20002
The query above gives the right result which is product1, authorization1.
I am trying to implement that in jpa:
@Repository
public interface MerchantProductAuthorizationRepository extends
JpaRepository<MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity, Long> {
@Query("SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id")
List<ProductAuthMap> findIntersactionOfProductAndAuthorizations(@Param("merchants") Set<Long> merchants);
}
But this gives me more lines than the intersect. ( product1, authorization1 and product2, authorization2)
How do I get the same result?
spring spring-data-jpa jpql
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
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asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
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I have SQL query like below. I'd like to take the common product_id,authorization_ids for certain merchantIds.
In this example merchant 20000 has product1,authorization1 and product2, authorization1 whereas the other merchants only have product1, authorization1.
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20000
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20001
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20002
The query above gives the right result which is product1, authorization1.
I am trying to implement that in jpa:
@Repository
public interface MerchantProductAuthorizationRepository extends
JpaRepository<MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity, Long> {
@Query("SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id")
List<ProductAuthMap> findIntersactionOfProductAndAuthorizations(@Param("merchants") Set<Long> merchants);
}
But this gives me more lines than the intersect. ( product1, authorization1 and product2, authorization2)
How do I get the same result?
spring spring-data-jpa jpql
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
add a comment |
I have SQL query like below. I'd like to take the common product_id,authorization_ids for certain merchantIds.
In this example merchant 20000 has product1,authorization1 and product2, authorization1 whereas the other merchants only have product1, authorization1.
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20000
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20001
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20002
The query above gives the right result which is product1, authorization1.
I am trying to implement that in jpa:
@Repository
public interface MerchantProductAuthorizationRepository extends
JpaRepository<MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity, Long> {
@Query("SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id")
List<ProductAuthMap> findIntersactionOfProductAndAuthorizations(@Param("merchants") Set<Long> merchants);
}
But this gives me more lines than the intersect. ( product1, authorization1 and product2, authorization2)
How do I get the same result?
spring spring-data-jpa jpql
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
I have SQL query like below. I'd like to take the common product_id,authorization_ids for certain merchantIds.
In this example merchant 20000 has product1,authorization1 and product2, authorization1 whereas the other merchants only have product1, authorization1.
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20000
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20001
Intersect
SELECT product_id,authorization_id FROM ACQ_MERCHANT_PRODUCT_AUTH WHERE merchant_Id = 20002
The query above gives the right result which is product1, authorization1.
I am trying to implement that in jpa:
@Repository
public interface MerchantProductAuthorizationRepository extends
JpaRepository<MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity, Long> {
@Query("SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id")
List<ProductAuthMap> findIntersactionOfProductAndAuthorizations(@Param("merchants") Set<Long> merchants);
}
But this gives me more lines than the intersect. ( product1, authorization1 and product2, authorization2)
How do I get the same result?
spring spring-data-jpa jpql
spring spring-data-jpa jpql
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
edited Nov 22 '18 at 7:52
Billy Frost
1,74598
1,74598
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
asked Nov 21 '18 at 20:38
EgeEge
4161928
4161928
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Your HQL not had intersect logic by merchantIds. In this, I count merchant_id groupped by (m.product.id, m.authorization.id) and if the count is equal the merchants count, then this pair(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) is in all merchant's Set.
SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id having count(distinct m.merchantId) =:merchantsCount
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
László TóthLászló Tóth
765
This worked thanks :)
– Ege
Nov 22 '18 at 6:44
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Your HQL not had intersect logic by merchantIds. In this, I count merchant_id groupped by (m.product.id, m.authorization.id) and if the count is equal the merchants count, then this pair(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) is in all merchant's Set.
SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id having count(distinct m.merchantId) =:merchantsCount
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
László TóthLászló Tóth
765
This worked thanks :)
– Ege
Nov 22 '18 at 6:44
add a comment |
Your HQL not had intersect logic by merchantIds. In this, I count merchant_id groupped by (m.product.id, m.authorization.id) and if the count is equal the merchants count, then this pair(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) is in all merchant's Set.
SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id having count(distinct m.merchantId) =:merchantsCount
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
László TóthLászló Tóth
765
This worked thanks :)
– Ege
Nov 22 '18 at 6:44
add a comment |
Your HQL not had intersect logic by merchantIds. In this, I count merchant_id groupped by (m.product.id, m.authorization.id) and if the count is equal the merchants count, then this pair(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) is in all merchant's Set.
SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id having count(distinct m.merchantId) =:merchantsCount
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
László TóthLászló Tóth
765
Your HQL not had intersect logic by merchantIds. In this, I count merchant_id groupped by (m.product.id, m.authorization.id) and if the count is equal the merchants count, then this pair(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) is in all merchant's Set.
SELECT new com.ykb.acq.application.sweep.util.ProductAuthMap(m.product.id, m.authorization.id) FROM MerchantProductAuthorizationEntity m WHERE m.merchantId IN (:merchants) GROUP BY m.product.id, m.authorization.id having count(distinct m.merchantId) =:merchantsCount
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
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765
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
László TóthLászló Tóth
765
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
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765
answered Nov 21 '18 at 21:22
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765
765
This worked thanks :)
– Ege
Nov 22 '18 at 6:44
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This worked thanks :)
– Ege
Nov 22 '18 at 6:44
This worked thanks :)
– Ege
Nov 22 '18 at 6:44
This worked thanks :)
– Ege
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