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Summary of query methods in Symfony

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This article mainly introduces the Symfonyquery method, and summarizes and analyzes the specific usage techniques of createQuery and getQuery to query data in the form of examples. Friends in need can refer to the following

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1. How to write createQuery


$sql = 'SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT(g.goodsId)) FROM AppBundle:GoodsIndex g WHERE g.status = :status';
$params = array(
 'status' => GoodsIndex::STATUS_NORMAL,
);
if (!empty($keywords)) {
 $params['keywords'] = "%{$keywords}%";
 $sql .= ' AND g.keywords like :keywords ';
}
 if (!empty($warehouseIdList)) {
  $params['warehouseIdList'] = $warehouseIdList;
  $sql .= " AND g.warehouseId IN :(warehouseIdList)";
 }
$goodsNum = $this->entityManager->createQuery($sql)->setParameters($params)->getSingleScalarResult();

Personal summary:: refers to the meaning of placeholder, to prevent sql injection. So put all the required parameters into array$params.

2. How to write getQuery


$orderBy = 'p.'.$searchOptions['orderBy'];
$repository = $this->entityManager
 ->getRepository('AppBundle:GoodsIndex');
$query = $repository->createQueryBuilder('p');
$query->select('DISTINCT(p.goodsId)');
$query->where('p.keywords like :keywords')
 ->setParameter('keywords', "%{$searchOptions['keywords']}%")
 ->andwhere('p.status = :status')
 ->setParameter('status', GoodsIndex::STATUS_NORMAL)
 ->orderBy($orderBy, $searchOptions['order'])
 ->setFirstResult($pagination['pageSize'] * ($pagination['page'] - 1))
 ->setMaxResults($pagination['pageSize']);
if (!empty($searchOptions['warehouseIdList'])) {
 $query->andWhere($query->expr()->in('p.warehouseId', $searchOptions['warehouseIdList']));
}
$goodsIndexList = $query->getQuery()->getResult();

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