Or Not

Definition

The orNot methods allows you to add the OR NOT operator to a WHERE clause.

Available methods

1. orNot(KCondition kCondition)

• kCondition: which contains all the information about the condition that will be added to the WHERE clause with an OR NOT operator.

2. orNot(KRaw kRaw)

• kRaw: is a raw content which will be added in the WHERE clause with an OR NOT operator.

Method hierarchy

The orNot method can be used right after the following methods:

• where, and, andNot, or, orNot

and the subsequent methods that can be called are:

• and, andNot, or, orNot, returning, execute

Example: KCondition

Java code:

k
.update(APP_USER)
.set(APP_USER.FIRST_NAME, "Jhon")
.where(APP_USER.ID.gt(559))
.orNot(APP_USER.ACTIVE.isTrue())
.execute();

SQL generated:

UPDATE app_user au
SET first_name = ?1
WHERE au.id > ?2
OR NOT (au.active IS TRUE)

Parameters:

• ?1: "Jhon"
• ?2: 559

Example: KRaw

Java code:

k
.update(APP_USER)
.set(APP_USER.FIRST_NAME, "Jhon")
.where(raw("au.id > 559"))
.orNot(raw("au.active IS TRUE"))
.execute();

SQL generated:

UPDATE app_user au
SET first_name = ?1
WHERE au.id > 559
OR NOT (au.active IS TRUE)

Parameters:

• ?1: "Jhon"