JPA/Hibernate Query do not recognize named parameters












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This method won't work with parameters



    @Override
public List<T> findBy2Params(Class c, String param1, String value1, String param2, String value2) {

Query q = em.createQuery("select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' "
+ " and o.:param2 = 'value2' ");
q.setParameter("class", c.getName());
q.setParameter("param1", param1);
q.setParameter("value1", value1);
q.setParameter("param2", param2);
q.setParameter("value2", value2);
return q.getResultList();
}


throws an error on the ":" ;does not treat it as a parameter




java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected token: : near line 1, column 15 [select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' and o.:param2 = 'value2' ]











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    This method won't work with parameters



        @Override
    public List<T> findBy2Params(Class c, String param1, String value1, String param2, String value2) {

    Query q = em.createQuery("select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' "
    + " and o.:param2 = 'value2' ");
    q.setParameter("class", c.getName());
    q.setParameter("param1", param1);
    q.setParameter("value1", value1);
    q.setParameter("param2", param2);
    q.setParameter("value2", value2);
    return q.getResultList();
    }


    throws an error on the ":" ;does not treat it as a parameter




    java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected token: : near line 1, column 15 [select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' and o.:param2 = 'value2' ]











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      This method won't work with parameters



          @Override
      public List<T> findBy2Params(Class c, String param1, String value1, String param2, String value2) {

      Query q = em.createQuery("select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' "
      + " and o.:param2 = 'value2' ");
      q.setParameter("class", c.getName());
      q.setParameter("param1", param1);
      q.setParameter("value1", value1);
      q.setParameter("param2", param2);
      q.setParameter("value2", value2);
      return q.getResultList();
      }


      throws an error on the ":" ;does not treat it as a parameter




      java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected token: : near line 1, column 15 [select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' and o.:param2 = 'value2' ]











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      This method won't work with parameters



          @Override
      public List<T> findBy2Params(Class c, String param1, String value1, String param2, String value2) {

      Query q = em.createQuery("select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' "
      + " and o.:param2 = 'value2' ");
      q.setParameter("class", c.getName());
      q.setParameter("param1", param1);
      q.setParameter("value1", value1);
      q.setParameter("param2", param2);
      q.setParameter("value2", value2);
      return q.getResultList();
      }


      throws an error on the ":" ;does not treat it as a parameter




      java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: unexpected token: : near line 1, column 15 [select o from :class o where o.:param1 = ':value1' and o.:param2 = 'value2' ]








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          Your query will not work because you can't bind table or column names like that.



          The table name and columns related need to be known when the execution plan comes to play, it happens before the parameter binding.



          The only way of doing this is replacing these values before passing to the HQL, or using a more dynamic approach to build the query at runtime using the Criteria API for example.






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            Your query will not work because you can't bind table or column names like that.



            The table name and columns related need to be known when the execution plan comes to play, it happens before the parameter binding.



            The only way of doing this is replacing these values before passing to the HQL, or using a more dynamic approach to build the query at runtime using the Criteria API for example.






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              Your query will not work because you can't bind table or column names like that.



              The table name and columns related need to be known when the execution plan comes to play, it happens before the parameter binding.



              The only way of doing this is replacing these values before passing to the HQL, or using a more dynamic approach to build the query at runtime using the Criteria API for example.






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                Your query will not work because you can't bind table or column names like that.



                The table name and columns related need to be known when the execution plan comes to play, it happens before the parameter binding.



                The only way of doing this is replacing these values before passing to the HQL, or using a more dynamic approach to build the query at runtime using the Criteria API for example.






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                Your query will not work because you can't bind table or column names like that.



                The table name and columns related need to be known when the execution plan comes to play, it happens before the parameter binding.



                The only way of doing this is replacing these values before passing to the HQL, or using a more dynamic approach to build the query at runtime using the Criteria API for example.







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