"where contains" in Toplink named query

I´m using Toplink named queries to find documents in database. How can i use a parameter "keyword" inside an sql-statement? The statement looks like:
select score(1), ID_DOCUMENTS_INDICATED, nvl(NAME,'--'), CREATE_DATE, LAST_UPDATE, USER_ID from IFCOB_DOCUMENTS_INDICATED where contains(BLOB_CONTENT, #keyword , 1) > 0;
"keyword" is a String from an users input. I´m using JDeveloper 10.1.3 so there isn´t any TextWizzard for my jspx-application. Any solutions?
Thx, Don

Go to your toplink map in the application navigator, select the descriptor in the structure pane and then click on the "Queries" tab in the editor pane. You should be able to configure your named query there.
Hope this helps.
Anuj

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Hope this helps.
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using JDev 10.1.3, I have made a Toplink named query findCustomersByCompany with a parameter company (String) to pass the name of the company of interest. I used the expression option from the format tab with"1.companyId LIKE IGNORE CASE company".
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Look at http://www.thespot4oracle.com/SQL/re-6593_Adding-an-ordering-clause-using-a-TopLink-amendment-method.aspx
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As the heading states, I have a Toplink named query that returns 1413 results when it should return 3030. Is this configured somewhere? thanks in advance.

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Hello,
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Hello Chris,
Many thanks for your response. I am sorry if I did not explain my problem properly.
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// about named parameters
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// perhaps because of pruning composite keys etc you won't break the
// existing code ...
args.add(new Date());
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I have not yet found the api for this ... though I am investigating along the lines of:
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Thanks in advance,
Best regards,
Giovanni
Edited by: bravegag on 29.05.2009 08:06

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One of our projects here has a requirement where they'd like to modify, at runtime, the named query defined in the Mapping Workbench.
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To support this, we will need to clone the query. See the sample code below:
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James,
Thanks very much for your quick response.
"The difference between using the clone vs not using the clone, is that clone (and changing the query) will trigger the query to no longer be prepared. This means that the query will need to re-generate the SQL for every execution."
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Named query question

Hi Guys,
I have the following problem - I know I did something wrong, but I cannot figure out how to correct it. Here is my question:
I have a table tableA, with composite key (col1, col2, col3, col4). I mapped the table, and create a Toplink named query (findCol3List)as such:
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Defined a named query (findByName, ReadAllQuery/SQL) for JoinClassC descriptor. The sql is:
SELECT a.ID,a.NAME,a.DESCRIPTION,b.COMMENTS FROM JOIN_TABLE_A a, JOIN_TABLE_B b WHERE a.NAME=#name AND a.ID=b.ID AND a.NAME=b.NAME
Getting QueryException while executing the query. Here is the trace:
[3/2/05 13:50:24:795 EST] f8b62aa SystemOut O 2005.03.02 01:50:24.795--ServerSession(738697921)--Thread[Servlet.Engine.Transports : 4,5,main]--Connection(1095574161)--SELECT a.ID,a.NAME,a.DESCRIPTION,b.COMMENTS FROM JOIN_TABLE_A a, JOIN_TABLE_B b WHERE a.NAME='persistence' AND a.ID=b.ID AND a.NAME=b.NAME
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Exception Description: The primary key read from the row [DatabaseRow(
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     USER04.JOIN_TABLE_A.DESCRIPTION => FJF Persistence Fram
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Adding b.ID to the sql select will solve the problem.
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This solution only applies to earlier version of JDeveloper. In 10.1.3 the TopLink metadata (XML deployment descriptor) is automatically generated during the build/make process as required. In earlier version this is a required step after any change is made to the mappings .
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"where contains" in Toplink named query

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