deleteByID
Delete using an entity name and an incoming id, you can also flush the session if needed. The ID can be a single ID or an array of ID's to batch delete using hibernate DLM style deletes. The function also returns the number of records deleted.
No cascading will be done since the delete is done without loading the entity into session but via DLM HQL
- This function returns numeric
Key | Type | Required | Default | Description |
entityName | string | Yes | --- | The name of the entity to delte |
id | any | Yes | --- | A single ID or array of IDs |
flush | boolean | No | false | |
transactional | boolean | No | From Property | Use transactions not |
// just delete
count = ormService.deleteByID("User",1);
// delete and flush
count = ormService.deleteByID("User",4,true);
// Delete several records, or at least try
count = ormService.deleteByID("User",[1,2,3,4]);
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