Reputation: 15490
in below two sql query sql1
not selecting any row, and sql2
selecting only 1 for [email protected]
var ids="'[email protected]','[email protected]','[email protected]','[email protected]','[email protected]','[email protected]'"
val sql1 = SQL("SELECT id,point,privacy FROM `pointTable` WHERE state=1 and id in ({users})").on("users" -> ids)
sql1().map { row =>
val point = if (row[Boolean]("privacy")) { row[Double]("point").toString } else { "0" }
println(write(Map("id" -> row[String]("id"), "point" -> point)))
}
val sql2 = SQL("SELECT id,point,privacy FROM `pointTable` WHERE state=1 and id in (" + ids + ")")
sql2().map { row =>
val point = if (row[Boolean]("privacy")) { row[Double]("point").toString } else { "0" }
println(write(Map("id" -> row[String]("id"), "point" -> point)))
}
in phpmyadmin when i run this query manualy it returns 6 rows then why not working perfectly here. i am using play framework 2.2 with scala 2.1
Upvotes: 0
Views: 200
Reputation: 55569
That's not going to work. Passing users
though on
is going to escape the entire string, so it's going to appear as one value instead of a list. Anorm in Play 2.3 actually allows you to pass lists as parameters, but here you'll have to work around that.
val ids: List[String] = List("[email protected]", "[email protected]", "[email protected]")
val indexedIds: List[(String, Int)] = ids.zipWithIndex
// Create a bunch of parameter tokens for the IN clause.. {id_0}, {id_1}, ..
val tokens: String = indexedIds.map{ case (id, index) => s"{id_${index}}" }.mkString(", ")
// Create the parameter bindings for the tokens
val parameters = indexedIds.map{ case (id, index) => (s"id_${index}" -> toParameterValue(id)) }
val sql1 = SQL(s"SELECT id,point,privacy FROM `pointTable` WHERE state=1 and id in (${tokens})")
.on(parameters: _ *)
Upvotes: 1