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daveHibernate
 Post subject: general question on hibernate
PostPosted: Wed Mar 31, 2004 12:06 pm 
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Does hibernate handle the IS NULL or IS NOT NULL phrases on the sql where clause?

extremely new to hibernate and it is probably showing
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HQL where clause is parsed for translations of the property name(s) and HQL syntax otherwise query is passed as is the SQL engine.
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gavin
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The documentation explicitly mentions that this syntax is supported.

By the way, David, that is not quite right. HQL parser certainly does need to grok the where-clause, including all HQL operators.
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