Closed lhmlyz closed 1 year ago
Unfortunately, Oracle Database does not support the IN (:ids)
syntax. To accomplish a bind of a list, we need to generate an IN clause having a parameter marker for each value in the list. I wrote an example of that here:
https://github.com/oracle/oracle-r2dbc/issues/56
I hope this helps.
Hello, I use oracle-r2dbc (v1.1.0) in my spring boot application without spring-data-r2dbc and r2dbc-pool. I receive Unsupported java type:class java.util.ArrayList exception when I send List type data to my query.
Sample query:
SELECT c.name AS "firstName", c.lastname AS "lastName" FROM customer c, WHERE c.id IN (:ids)
Java Code: