Package org.hibernate.search.engine.search.query.dsl

Interface SearchQueryWhereStep<SR,N extends SearchQueryOptionsStep<SR,?,H,LOS,?,?>,H,LOS,PDF extends TypedSearchPredicateFactory<SR>>

Type Parameters:
SR - Scope root type.
N - The type of the next step, returned after a predicate is defined.
H - The type of hits for the created query.
LOS - The type of the initial step of the loading options definition DSL accessible through SearchQueryOptionsStep.loading(Consumer).
PDF - The type of factory used to create predicates in where(Function).
All Known Subinterfaces:
SearchQuerySelectStep<SR,N,R,E,LOS,PJF,PDF>
All Known Implementing Classes:
AbstractDelegatingSearchQuerySelectStep, AbstractExtendedSearchQueryOptionsStep, AbstractSearchQueryOptionsStep, AbstractSearchQuerySelectStep
public interface SearchQueryWhereStep<SR,N extends SearchQueryOptionsStep<SR,?,H,LOS,?,?>,H,LOS,PDF extends TypedSearchPredicateFactory<SR>>
The step in a query definition where the predicate, i.e. the "WHERE" clause, can be set.

  • Method Details

    • where

      N where(SearchPredicate predicate)
      Set the predicate for this query.
      Parameters:
      predicate - A SearchPredicate object obtained from the search scope.
      Returns:
      The next step.

    • where

      N where(Function<? super PDF,? extends PredicateFinalStep> predicateContributor)
      Set the predicate for this query.
      Parameters:
      predicateContributor - A function that will use the factory passed in parameter to create a predicate, returning the final step in the predicate DSL. Should generally be a lambda expression.
      Returns:
      The next step.

    • where

      N where(BiConsumer<? super PDF,? super SimpleBooleanPredicateClausesCollector<SR,?>> predicateContributor)
      Set the predicate for this query.
      Parameters:
      predicateContributor - A consumer that will use the factory passed in parameter to create predicates and add them as clauses to the collector passed in parameter. Should generally be a lambda expression. The resulting root predicate will have to match all clauses.
      Returns:
      The next step.
      See Also: