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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 Statement
s 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!");
})