Package org.jdbi.v3.sqlobject.customizer
Annotation Type DefineList
Defines a named attribute as a comma-separated
String
from the
elements of the annotated array or List
argument. Attributes are
stored on the StatementContext
, and may be used by the template
engine. For example:
@SqlUpdate("insert into <table> (<columns>) values (<values>)") int insert(@Define String table, @DefineList List<String> columns, @BindList List<Object> values); @SqlQuery("select <columns> from <table> where id = :id") ResultSet select(@DefineList("columns") List<String> columns, @Define("table") String table, @Bind("id") long id);
An array or List
argument passed to @DefineList
will be
converted to a comma-separated String and set as a whole as a single
specified attribute. Duplicate members in the List
may cause SQL
exceptions. An empty List
or null
members in the
List
will result in an IllegalArgumentException
.
Be aware of the list members you're binding with @DefineList, as there is no
input sanitization! Blindly passing Strings through
@DefineList
may make your application vulnerable to SQL
Injection.
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Optional Element Summary
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Element Details
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value
String valueThe attribute name to define. If omitted, the name of the annotated parameter is used. It is an error to omit the name when there is no parameter naming information in your class files.- Returns:
- the attribute key
- Default:
""
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