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One query cannot have two SQL statements of the same type. If you need two different <retrieve> statements (for example, Select * from customers and Select * from Product), you’ll need two different <query> elements. A query may have fewer than four SQL statements—if users can’t delete data from your database via your forms, your query does not need a <delete> operation.
Here is the retrieve operation for query customers. The SQL statement returns all records from the customers table that match a given customer id:
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<query name="customers"> <retrieve> <!-- maps to the http GET method --> <statement> SELECT * FROM customers WHERE customerId='{customerId}' </statement> </retrieve> <!-- Omitted other statements --> </query> |
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