Delete an entity using safe transactions. The entity argument can be a single entity or an array of entities. You can optionally flush the session also after committing.

Returns

• This function returns void

Arguments

Examples

var post = ormService.get(1);
ormService.delete( post );

// Delete a flush immediately
ormService.delete( post, true );

Delete by using an HQL query and iterating via the results. It is not performing a delete query but is a select query that should retrieve objects to remove

Returns

• This function returns void

Arguments

Examples

These methods allow you to delete one or more entities in cascade style or bulk styles.

Deletes entities by using name value pairs as arguments to this function. One mandatory argument is to pass the 'entityName'. The rest of the arguments are used in the where class using AND notation and parameterized. Ex: deleteWhere(entityName="User",age="4",isActive=true);

Returns

• This function returns numeric

Examples

ormService.deleteWhere(entityName="User", isActive=true, age=10);
ormService.deleteWhere(entityName="Account", id="40");
ormService.deleteWhere(entityName="Book", isReleased=true, author="Luis Majano");

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.

Returns

• This function returns numeric

Arguments

Examples

// 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]);

Deletes all the entity records found in the database in a transaction safe matter and returns the number of records removed

Returns

• This function returns numeric

Arguments

Examples

ormService.deleteAll("Tags");