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myQuery.setLimit(100000); | |||
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myQuery.setLimitAndOffset(100, 100); | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:21, 22 April 2024
Sessions and security
For interacting with Tempus Serva you need a session
Session session = SessionFactory.getSession(this);
All sessions need to be terminated after use (releasing DB connections etc.)
session.close();
Constructing queryies
First of create a query object
SolutionQuery myQuery = session.getSolutionQuery( "mynewsolution" );
A query is built much like an SQL query by appending different fields to be SELECT'ed
myQuery.addSelectField("MYNUMBER");
Additionally WHERE components are added
myQuery.addWhereCriterion("StatusID", "In progress");
myQuery.addWhereCriterion("INCOME", QueryPart.MORE, "22");
myQuery.addWhereInList("PARENTITEMS", arrayListOfDataID);
Likewise operators can be added
...
myQuery.addWhereOR();
...
...
myQuery.addWhereAND();
...
Note that lookup values etc. will be translated silently.
myQuery.setSortOrder("INCOME", true);
Order records by income in descending order (true).
By default the API limits solution queries to 100 rows. To increase this:
myQuery.setLimit(100000);
To do pagination use this:
myQuery.setLimitAndOffset(100, 100);
Finally execute the query and return the results
SolutionQueryResultSet records = myQuery.executeQuery();
Retrieve data
Data are extracted from the query resultset using a relative reference to the record number
for( int i=0; i<resultSet.size(); i++ ) {
String text = "Value nr " + i " = " + '''resultSet.getRecordValue( i, "MYVALUE" );'''
System.out.println( text );
}
Retriever methods exist for different datatypes
public int getReference( int recordNr )
public Hashtable <String,String> getRecordValueList( int recordNr )
public String getRecordValue( int recordNr, String fieldName )
public int getRecordValueInteger( int recordNr, String fieldName )
private SolutionRecord getRecord(int recordNr, boolean isWrite)
Change / create data
AWAITING REVIEW
Code example
The following example shows how data is retrieved from af collection of templates and used to create a collection of records (with values copied from the template).
String thisKeyToParentTemplate = "VALGTSKABELON"; //Entity
String templateSolutionName = "tasktemplate"; //Entity
ArrayList fieldsTemplate = new ArrayList(String [] {"TASK","DEADLINE","RESPONSIBLE"}); //list of fields
String templateKeyToParentTemplate = "SKABELON"; //Entity
String instanceSolutionName = "taskinstance";
String instanceKeyToParent = "LIST";
Now to the code ...
int parentTemplateDataID = Parser.getInteger( c.fields.getElementByFieldName(thisKeyToParentTemplate).FieldValue );
Session session = SessionFactory.getSession(this);
try {
//Get data
SolutionQuery opsaetning = session.getSolutionQuery(templateSolutionName);
for(int i=0; i<fieldsTemplate.size(); i++ )
opsaetning.addSelectField(fieldsTemplate.get(i));
opsaetning.addWhereCriterion(templateKeyToParentTemplate, parentTemplateDataID);
SolutionQueryResultSet recordsToCopy = opsaetning.executeQuery();
int recordCount = recordsToCopy.size();
for( int i=0; i<recordCount; i++ ) {
SolutionRecordNew instance = session.getSolutionRecordNew(instanceSolutionName);
for(int fi=0; fi<fieldsTemplate.size(); fi++ ) {
String fieldNameToCopy = fieldsTemplate.get(fi);
String value = recordsToCopy.getRecordValue( i, fieldNameToCopy );
instance.setValue( fieldNameToCopy, value );
}
instance.setValueInteger( instanceKeyToParent, c.DataID );
if( ! Parser.isEmpty(instanceKeyToTemplate) )
instance.setValueInteger( instanceKeyToTemplate, recordsToCopy.getReference(i) );
instance.persistChanges();
}
}
catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
catch (TsCloseObjectRequired ex) {}
finally {
session.close();
}