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alternate Floor function in JPA

 
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Hi,

my JPQL is " SELECT FLOOR(MAX(ctr1.version)) FROM version ctr1 WHERE ctr1.id = ?1 AND ctr1.name = ?2 "

as i know floor function is not there in JPQL .Is there any alternative approach to get the FLOOR functionality.Please help me.


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Use native SQL.
 
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Can't you floor it in java?
 
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If you are using EclipseLink you can use the FUNC keyword to call a specific database function.

Otherwise, use native SQL, or process it in Java.
 
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i am using EclipseLink ... is it correct ?

SELECT FUNC(FLOOR(MAX(ctr1.version))) FROM version ctr1 WHERE ctr1.id = ?1 AND ctr1.name = ?2
 
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No,

SELECT FUNC('FLOOR', MAX(ctr1.version)) FROM version ctr1 WHERE ctr1.id = :id AND ctr1.name = :name
 
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