SELECT TOP @size fails with R2dbcException
See original GitHub issueParameter binding is not working at all on the latest snapshot or 1.0.0.M7.
Depending on what you do it says
Binding parameters is not supported for the statement [SELECT TOP $1 * FROM metadata
Binding parameters is not supported for the statement [SELECT TOP :size * FROM metadata
executeMany; uncategorized R2dbcException for SQL [SELECT TOP @size * FROM metadata]; Incorrect syntax near '@size'.; nested exception is R2dbcException{errorCode=102, sqlState='S0001'} io.r2dbc.mssql.MssqlException: Incorrect syntax near '@size'.
A prepared statement is recognized when it contains an @
but parameters which such a character cannot be bound. The documentation says named parameters start with :
and indexed with $
.
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You need to pass in a valid SQL statement into the statement creation method via
"SELECT TOP " + count + " * FROM metadata"
.The exception on
OFFSET 1 ROWS FETCH NEXT 1 ROWS ONLY
is a bug in Spring Data R2DBC that will be adressed with spring-projects/spring-data-r2dbc#55 and spring-projects/spring-data-jdbc#125.I still don’t get the vibe how this is supposed to work.