Using Hibernate 4, the below generated query failed:
delete from ErpEmploye_AUD where (code, folder_codeId, REV)
IN
(select code, folder_codeId, REV from HT_ErpEmploye_AUD where hib_sess_id=1)
Firebird exception:
SQL error code = -104
Token unknown - line 1, column 39
,
In the org.hibernate.hql.spi.TableBasedDeleteHandlerImpl
class there is
https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/master/hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/hql/spi/TableBasedDeleteHandlerImpl.java
private String generateDelete(String tableName, String[] columnNames,
String idSubselect, String comment) {
final Delete delete = new Delete()
.setTableName( tableName )
.setWhere( "(" + StringHelper.join( ", ", columnNames ) +
") IN (" + idSubselect + ")" );
return delete.toStatementString();
}
So I want to adapt the code to Firebird, what is the nearest Firebird syntax to do the same job?
I just migrated to Hibernate 4, and it appears that every delete from the temporary tables added in Hibernate 4 (prefixed with HT_ ...) is based on this method, so it looks as an important issue.
First the nearest Firebird syntax is
delete from ErpEmploye_AUD e where
exists( select code, folder_codeId, REV from HT_ErpEmploye_AUD ht
where ( hib_sess_id=1 and e.code=ht.code and e.folder_codeId=ht.folder_codeId and e.REV=ht.REV ))
Second the right Hibernate generateDelete code:
private String generateDelete(String tableName, String[] columnNames, String idSubselect, String comment) {
String[] columnEquals = new String[columnNames.length];
for (int i=0;i<columnNames.length;i++){
columnEquals[i] = "tr."+columnNames[i]+"=ht."+columnNames[i];
}
if (idSubselect.contains("where"))
idSubselect = idSubselect.replace("where", "ht where");
else
idSubselect = idSubselect + " ht where";
final Delete delete = new Delete()
.setTableName( tableName+" tr " )
//.setWhere( "(" + StringHelper.join( ", ", columnNames ) + ") IN (" + idSubselect + ")" );
.setWhere( "exists("+ idSubselect +" "+ StringHelper.join( " and ", columnEquals ) + ")" );
if ( factory().getSettings().isCommentsEnabled() ) {
delete.setComment( comment );
}
return delete.toStatementString();
}
I hope that this should be generalised in Hibernate, because this is not a standard code, or could be supported by Firebird