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You may wish to execute a query against all elements of a collection. For instance, you may have an Item and wish to retrieve all bids for that particular item, ordered by the time that the bid was created. You can map a sorted or ordered collection for that purpose, but there is an easier choice. You can write a query, and you should already know how:

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session.createQuery("from Bid b where b.item = :givenItem" + " order by b.created asc") .setEntity("givenItem", item);

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This query works because the association between bids and items is bidirectional and each Bid knows its Item. There is no join in this query; b.item refers to the ITEM_ID column in the BID table, and you set the value for the comparison directly. Imagine that this association is unidirectional Item has a collection of Bids, but no inverse association exists from Bid to Item. You can try the following query:

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This query is inefficient it uses an entirely unnecessary join. A better, more elegant solution is to use a collection filter a special query that can be applied to a persistent collection (or array). It s commonly used to further restrict or order a result. You apply it on an already loaded Item and its collection of bids:

List filteredCollection = session.createFilter( item.getBids(), "order by this.created asc" ).list();

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This filter is equivalent to the first query of this section and results in identical SQL. The createFilter() method on the Session takes two arguments: a persistent collection (it doesn t have to be initialized) and an HQL query string. Collection filter queries have an implicit FROM clause and an implicit WHERE condition. The alias this refers implicitly to elements of the collection of bids. Hibernate collection filters aren t executed in memory. The collection of bids may be uninitialized when the filter is called and, if so, remains uninitialized. Furthermore, filters don t apply to transient collections or query results. They may be applied only to a persistent collection currently referenced by an entity instance attached to the Hibernate persistence context. The term filter is somewhat misleading, because the result of filtering is a completely new and different collection; the original collection isn t touched. The only required clause of a HQL query is the FROM clause. Because a collection filter has an implicit FROM clause, the following is a valid filter:

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List filteredCollection = session.createFilter( item.getBids(), "" ).list();

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To the great surprise of everyone, including the designer of this feature, this trivial filter turns out to be useful. You may use it to paginate collection elements:

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