Interface QueryMapper.MapperDeleteWhere

All Superinterfaces:

QueryMapper.MapperDeleteQueryBuild

Enclosing interface:

QueryMapper

              public static interface QueryMapper.MapperDeleteWhere
                extends
                QueryMapper.MapperDeleteQueryBuild
            

Represents a step where it is possible to compose delete conditions using logical conjunctions or disjunctions, or execute the built delete query.

This step is reached after a delete condition has been defined and allows combining additional conditions using and(...) or or(...), or finalizing the operation by executing the query.

@Inject
Template template;

template.delete(Book.class)
    .where("author").eq("Ada")
    .and("publishedYear").gte(2020)
    .execute();

The returned instance is mutable and not thread-safe. Support for logical operators depends on the capabilities of the underlying NoSQL database.

Since:

1.0.0

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
QueryMapper.MapperDeleteNameCondition	and(String name)	Creates a new delete condition using logical conjunction (AND) by specifying a column name.
QueryMapper.MapperDeleteNameCondition	or(String name)	Creates a new delete condition using logical disjunction (OR) by specifying a column name.

Methods inherited from interface QueryMapper.MapperDeleteQueryBuild

execute

Method Details

and

                          QueryMapper.MapperDeleteNameCondition and(String name)
                        

Creates a new delete condition using logical conjunction (AND) by specifying a column name.

template.delete(Book.class)
    .where("author").eq("Ada")
    .and("publishedYear").gte(2020)
    .execute();

Parameters:

name - the column name

Returns:

the QueryMapper.MapperDeleteNameCondition with the delete condition appended

Throws:

NullPointerException - when name is null

or

                          QueryMapper.MapperDeleteNameCondition or(String name)
                        

Creates a new delete condition using logical disjunction (OR) by specifying a column name.

template.delete(Book.class)
    .where("author").eq("Ada")
    .or("author").eq("Hermann")
    .execute();

Parameters:

name - the column name

Returns:

the QueryMapper.MapperDeleteNameCondition with the delete condition appended

Throws:

NullPointerException - when name is null