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We often use the symbol # when we use iBATIS.

For example:

Sql code

Select * from member where id = # id#

Then, we will pass a value to the variable id in the program, and iBATIS will automatically transfer # id# to what we pass.

But I have a strange problem recently. When I deleted or modified in batches, the SQL failed.

SQL is as follows:

Sql code

Update user set flag=#flag# where id in (# id#) delete from user where id in (# id#)

The id passed on is 1pm / 2pm / 3. But there is no change in the data.

Later, I searched for a long time, and the original reason was this # problem. Because iBATIS defaults to treating the variable in the middle of "#" as a string. In this way, this kind of SQL will appear.

Sql code

Update user set flag='1' where id in ('1pyrrine 2pyr3') delete from user where id in ('1pyrrine 2pence3')

Of course, such a SQL database will not be executed. So do we have to bypass iBATIS?

No, iBATIS actually provides another way, which is to use $to pass values. You use $to enclose your variable, and iBATIS will not do any processing for this variable, but directly generate the SQL you want.

SQL code

Update user set flag=$flag$ where id in ($id$) update user set flag=1 where id in (1gime 2je 3) delete from user where id in ($id$) delete from user where id in (1m 2pr 3)

You can also use ibatis's iterate to solve:

SQL:

< select id= test "parameterClass=" java.util.List "resultClass=" test.Roadline "> select * from SYS_ROAD_LINE_INFO where ROAD_LINE_NO in < iterate open=" ("close=") "conjunction=", "> # value [] # < / iterate > < / select > List list = new ArrayList (); list.add (" aaa "); list.add (" bbb ") List rsList = sqlMap.queryForList ("roadline.test", list)

Generated SQL:

Select * from SYS_ROAD_LINE_INFO where ROAD_LINE_NO in

The variable in the middle of $is directly replaced with the value.

# will be replaced according to the type of variable

For example, when the type of articleTitle is string and the value is "title"

$articleTitle$ = title

# articleTitle# = 'title'

If the name of a field does not have a standard #, an error will be reported in the < select... > select name# from reader where id=#id#... < / select > statement. I have seen someone ask this question, saying that it is name#### but still cannot solve the query for fields with #. There must be a solution. For example, you can pass this field to ibatis as a parameter. Then enclose the variable in $$.

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