Package pro.taskana.workbasket.api

Interface WorkbasketAccessItemQuery

All Superinterfaces:
BaseQuery<WorkbasketAccessItem,AccessItemQueryColumnName>
All Known Implementing Classes:
WorkbasketAccessItemQueryImpl
public interface WorkbasketAccessItemQuery extends BaseQuery<WorkbasketAccessItem,AccessItemQueryColumnName>
WorkbasketAccessItemQuery for generating dynamic SQL.

  • Method Details

    • idIn

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery idIn(String... ids)
      Add your unique entry id to your query as filter.
      Parameters:
      ids - the unique entry IDs
      Returns:
      the query

    • workbasketIdIn

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery workbasketIdIn(String... workbasketIds)
      Add your workbasket id to your query.
      Parameters:
      workbasketIds - the workbasket Id
      Returns:
      the query

    • workbasketKeyIn

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery workbasketKeyIn(String... keys)
      Add your unique entry workbasket key to your query as filter.
      Parameters:
      keys - the unique entry Keys
      Returns:
      the query

    • workbasketKeyLike

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery workbasketKeyLike(String... keys)
      Add keys to your query. The keys are compared case-insensitively to the keys of access items with the SQL LIKE operator. You may add a wildcard like '%' to search generically. If you specify multiple keys they are connected with an OR operator, this is, the query searches access items workbaskets whose keys are like key1 or like key2, etc.
      Parameters:
      keys - the keys as Strings
      Returns:
      the query

    • accessIdIn

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery accessIdIn(String... accessIds)
      Add your accessIds to your query.
      Parameters:
      accessIds - as access Ids
      Returns:
      the query

    • accessIdLike

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery accessIdLike(String... ids)
      Add keys to your query. The keys are compared case-insensitively to the keys of access items with the SQL LIKE operator. You may add a wildcard like '%' to search generically. If you specify multiple keys they are connected with an OR operator, this is, the query searches access items whose ids are like id1 or like id2, etc.
      Parameters:
      ids - the ids as Strings
      Returns:
      the query

    • orderByWorkbasketId

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery orderByWorkbasketId(BaseQuery.SortDirection sortDirection)
      Sort the query result by workbasket id.
      Parameters:
      sortDirection - Determines whether the result is sorted in ascending or descending order. If sortDirection is null, the result is sorted in ascending order
      Returns:
      the query

    • orderByWorkbasketKey

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery orderByWorkbasketKey(BaseQuery.SortDirection sortDirection)
      Sort the query result by workbasket key.
      Parameters:
      sortDirection - Determines whether the result is sorted in ascending or descending order. If sortDirection is null, the result is sorted in ascending order
      Returns:
      the query

    • orderByAccessId

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery orderByAccessId(BaseQuery.SortDirection sortDirection)
      Sort the query result by access Id.
      Parameters:
      sortDirection - Determines whether the result is sorted in ascending or descending order. If sortDirection is null, the result is sorted in ascending order
      Returns:
      the query

    • orderById

      WorkbasketAccessItemQuery orderById(BaseQuery.SortDirection sortDirection)
      Sort the query result by Id.
      Parameters:
      sortDirection - Determines whether the result is sorted in ascending or descending order. If sortDirection is null, the result is sorted in ascending order
      Returns:
      the query