If you want distinct entities in JPQL you would normally write something like this:
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SELECT DISTINCT(l) FROM Letter l WHERE l.name=:name; |
But this will do a DISTINCT on the whole Entity. This will also fail on Oracle DB if your Entity contains a CLOB. What if you really want to do a DISTINCT on a field, for example:
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SELECT DISTINCT(l.id) FROM Letter l WHERE l.name=:name; |
Unfortunately, this only returns an array of ID fields. If you want to retrieve the full entities and do a DISTINCT on a field the final query looks like:
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SELECT ll FROM Letter ll WHERE ll.id IN (SELECT DISTINCT(l.id) FROM Letter l WHERE l.name=:name); |
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