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Statements
Santiago Escobares edited this page Apr 5, 2025
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Once we already set up a database instance and we already created some tables, we are ready to start creating Statements for different SQL operations. Structure is similar to all previous objects and methods are strictly related to SQL syntaxes.
In this wiki, only a few examples will be provided, but there may be more methods to use for your statements.
Creating a user
Statement.create()
.insertInto(Tables.USERS)
.values(4) // Insert '?' four times.
.replacements(
1,
"santiago",
Instant.now(),
"12345"
)
.executeUpdate();Deleting a user
Statement.create()
.deleteFrom(Tables.USERS)
.where()
.equals(UserColumns.ID)
.replacements(1)
.executeUpdate();Updating a user
Statement.create()
.update(Tables.USERS)
.set(UserColumns.PASSWORD)
.where()
.equals(UserColumns.ID)
.replacements("new-password", 1) // Password column, id column
.executeUpdate();Fetching a user asynchronously
Statement.create()
.selectAllFrom(Tables.USERS)
.where()
.equals(UserColumns.ID)
.replacements(1)
.executeQueryAsync(result -> {
String name = result.getString(UserColumns.ID);
Instant creationDate = result.getTimestamp(UserColumns.CREATION_DATE).toInstant();
String password = result.getString(UserColumns.PASSWORD);
// Do something with data...
})
.thenAccept(i -> {
System.out.println("User loaded!");
})