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 Post subject: Native generic sql query problem
PostPosted: Thu Jun 21, 2007 7:41 am 
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I have to make native sql query without knowing in advace which query it will be, for example something like this:

sqlQuery=... // a query string get from a input file from a socket
List results = systemSession.createSQLQuery(sqlQuery).list();

is it possible in Hibernate? All the example i found need a scalar to be added or a entity class to be added, but I can't do that as i don't know how the sql statement will be (possibly i don't want to make a sql parser to get which is the pieces in the sql statement).

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Hi Julius,

if you do not specify addScalar or addEntity then hibernate will use
type autodetection. The types are defined in the Dialect-Class.

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Hi steckemetz

Thanks for your reply, this is a first step in the right direction!


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