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Visahan
Visahan

Reputation: 1192

Grails domain Named query for a list

I have a simple Grails application. I have a couple of domains such as following. The scenario is Person has many Telephone (But person class does not have a list of telephone as a variable : Lazy Single-Ended Associations).

class Person implements Serializable {
    ....
}

class Telephone implements Serializable{
    String number
    static belongsTo = [person : Person]
    static mapping = {
        .....
        person lazy: false
    }
}

Now I have a requirement where I have to search the person by telephone numbers. I have a list of string telephone numbers. I need to get all the persons whom have at least one of that telephone number. I need to write namedQueries, but I'm quite new to this area. Is it possible to write named queries for this? Or do I need a mapping defined in Person class as 

set telephone
static hasMany = [
        telephone: Telephone
]

And how would the namedQueries should be defined to suit my requirement

Thanks in advance

Upvotes: 0

Views: 840

Answers (2)

Neoryder
Neoryder

Reputation: 897

I believe for it to be able to see telephone from person you are correct that a 

set telephone
static hasMany = [
        telephone: Telephone
]

needs to be defined but once defined you can then just do:

 static namedQueries = {
       withSameTelephone {telephoneNumber -> 
             telephone{ eq 'number' telephoneNumber }
       }
   }

and use it like:

Person.withSameTelephone('091511234512').list()

I think you need to pass a list so 

 static namedQueries = {
       withSameTelephoneInList {telephoneNumberList -> 
             telephone{ 'in'( 'number' telephoneNumber) }
       }
   }

so you could do:

Person.withSameTelephoneInList(['091511234512','091511234513','091511234514']).list()

Upvotes: 2

injecteer
injecteer

Reputation: 20699

I'd stick with single-ended o2m, and put a named query like:

class Telephone {

  ...

  static namedQueries = {
    byPerson{ Person p ->
      eq 'person', p
    }          
  }
}

and call it like:

Person p = Person.get 1111
def telephones = Telephone.byPerson p

On the other hand you can use a simple findAllBy* query:

Person p = Person.get 1111
def telephones = Telephone.findAllByPerson p

Upvotes: 0

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