I have this Data Model
public class CustomerModel{
@Column
@Type(type="org.joda.time.contrib.hibernate.PersistentDateTime")
private DateTime membershipDate;
//Other properties and getters
}
And the following repo
public interface CustomerRepo extends Repository<CustomerModel, Long>{}
What I want to do is. Retrieve all users on a given date eg(Members that Joined in August 1 2013) however the problem is that on my DB the membershipDate has a time with it. how can I ignore the time and retrieve all users on a given date?
Unfortunately with JodaTime the only way around this is using the
Between
keyword and use twoDateTime
instances making up the day.If your domain model used Java
Date
s internally you could've used this style:Not the
@Temporal
annotation is a custom Spring Data JPA one as the plain JPA one is currently not allowed on parameters. The reason that this only works with JavaDate
s unfortunately is a limitation of the current JPAPIs. ThesetParameter(…)
method onQuery
only takes aTemporalType
for parameters of typeDate
. We could try converting the JodaTime objects on parameter binding but I guess the persistence providers will reject that due to the type mismatch then (Date
VS.DateTime
).jODA and spring & JPA actually good friends, just take alook at :
http://blog.netgloo.com/2015/04/06/spring-boot-using-joda-time-on-jpa-entity-with-hibernate/
enjoy
You can do some workaround: create DateTime dayBegin and DateTime dayEnd which are e.g. 2013-07-04 00:00:00 and 2013-07-04 23:59:59 and fetch needed objects by query: