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- findConcerts·searchConcerts 조건을 status IN :statuses로 변경 (본 쿼리·count 쿼리) - statuses가 null·빈 리스트면 상태 필터 없이 조회, 숨김 상태(EXCLUDED·PENDING)는 그대로 제외 - 같은 정렬 값의 공연이 페이지 경계에서 중복·누락되지 않도록 id 보조 정렬 추가 - 실제 PostgreSQL로 다중 status·count·보조 정렬을 확인하는 ConcertRepositoryTest 추가 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- GET /api/concerts의 status를 List<ConcertStatus>로 변경 (status=UPCOMING&status=ONGOING) - 값 하나만 보내는 기존 요청은 그대로 동작, 잘못된 값은 400 INVALID_INPUT Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly describes the main change: support for multiple status values in the concert list status filter. Linked Issues check Issue #137requires repeatedstatusparameters, OR filtering, single-value compatibility, omitted-status behavior, hidden-status exclusion, invalid-value handling, tests, and stable pagination sorti…Out of Scope Changes check The changed production files implement the status-list API, repository filtering, and stable pagination required by #137. The changed tests verify those behaviors and preserve existing filter behavior…Full details: Linked Issues check
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#137requires repeatedstatusparameters, OR filtering, single-value compatibility, omitted-status behavior, hidden-status exclusion, invalid-value handling, tests, and stable pagination sorting. The diff changesConcertController.getConcertstoList<ConcertStatus>. It changes both main and count queries infindConcertsandsearchConcertstoIN :statuses.ConcertServiceconverts null or empty lists to no filter and appendsidto the requested sort. The added tests cover repeated and comma-separated binding, invalid values with 400INVALID_INPUT, repository counts, hidden statuses, multiple statuses, and equal-date pagination. The specification update is reported in the PR description; no coding gap remains in the reviewed repository changes.
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# Null check against collection query param
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kevinm416 March 4, 2025, 11:46pm 1
I’m creating a query using EntityManager:
`@Entity
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@Id
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private long id;
}
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}
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entityManager
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Instead, use the JPA Criteria API and add predicates as well as potentially necessary joins for these predicates only when you have an actual value given. This will actually make it easier for your database to optimize the final SQL query.
Having said that, binding a list here should actually work though, so if you reproduced this with ORM 6.6+, please create a bug ticket in our issue tracker and attach that reproducer.
beikov March 5, 2025, 10:24am 3
Also see similar questions that have been asked before: Issue with coalesce and lists after upgrading from Hibernate v5 to v6 - #2 by mbladel
kevinm416 March 5, 2025, 9:55pm 4
> This sort of conditional querying is just broken by design
I know you don’t like this justification in the hibernate forums, but this query works (and works well as far as I can tell) using a spring-data-jpa repository. I can’t find anything explaining why it shouldn’t work in hibernate directly so I’m asking. </excerpt>
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2.7.7. The in predicateThe in predicates evaluates to true if the value to its left is in … well, whatever it finds to its right.Its syntax is unexpectedly complicated:expression "NOT"? "IN" inList
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where type(payment) in (CreditCardPayment, WireTransferPayment)from Author as author
where author.person.name in (select name from OldAuthorData)from Book as book
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See the relevant documentation for more information.
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L5: 【3†akhilsb97】 September 21, 2026, 9:29am 1
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L14: The exception occurs while executing a paginated query. The stack trace goes through:
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L16: org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.query.JpaQueryExecution$PagedExecution.count
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L18: The relevant versions are:
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L20: Spring Boot 3.1.2
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L22: Hibernate 6.2.6.Final
L23:
L24: Failing:
L25: Spring Boot 3.1.12
L26: Spring Data JPA 3.1.12
L27: Hibernate 6.2.25.Final
L28:
L29: When I revert to the older Spring Boot/Hibernate dependency versions, the issue does not occur.
L30:
L31: The query contains an optional collection parameter similar to:
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L33: AND (
L34: COALESCE(:types) IS NULL
L35: OR entity.type IN (:types)
L36: )
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L38: where `types` is a `Set<String>`.
L39:
L40: The query works with Hibernate 6.2.6.Final but fails with Hibernate 6.2.25.Final.
L41: I understand that collection parameters are normally used with:
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L43: entity.type IN (:types)
L44:
L45: I also found discussions indicating that list parameters should not be used with `COALESCE()` or `IS NULL`.
L46:
L47: My questions are:
L48:
L49: 1. Is using a collection-valued parameter with `COALESCE()` unsupported in Hibernate 6.x?
L50:
L51: 2. Were there any relevant changes between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final regarding collection parameter binding?
L52:
L53: 3. Could this behavior be related to the pagination count query?
L54: 4. Could the change in Spring Boot / Spring Data JPA versions also be involved?
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L56: 5. What is the recommended way to handle an optional collection parameter in JPQL?
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L58: I am trying to determine whether this is caused by a change in Hibernate, Spring Data JPA, or simply an unsupported query pattern that happened to work with the older dependency versions.
L59:
L60: Thanks!
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L62: 【4†beikov】 September 21, 2026, 1:28pm 2
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L65: > 1. Is using a collection-valued parameter with `COALESCE()` unsupported in Hibernate 6.x?
L66:
L67: It never was supported and only worked coincidentally.
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L71: > 2. Were there any relevant changes between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final regarding collection parameter binding?
L72:
L73: Check the changelogs or commits on GitHub to see for yourself.
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L77: > 3. Could this behavior be related to the pagination count query?
L78: Maybe, depends what pagination count query you are using.
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L82: > 4. Could the change in Spring Boot / Spring Data JPA versions also be involved?
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L88: > 5. What is the recommended way to handle an optional collection parameter in JPQL?
L89: Have separate queries, one for an empty list and another for a non-empty list. Or use Criteria queries e.g. through Spring Data Specifications.
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<title>7.2 series - Hibernate ORM</title>
<location>https://hibernate.org/orm/releases/7.2/</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: 3 days ago; | Hibernate ORM 7.2 is in limited support mode: ... * bug reproducers using this version will be given lower priority. ... | Hibernate ORM 7.2 is in limited maintenance mode: we recommend that you upgrade to a newer series if possible or look for commercial, long-term support.
# Hibernate ORM
## 7.2 series limited-support
#### Pessimistic Locking Improvements, `@EmbeddedTable`, `FindMultipleOptions`, Vector Support for SQL Server
Releases
Overview 8.0 development 7.4 latest stable 7.2 limited-support 6.6 limited-support
Released under the ASL v2 since version 7.0.0.Beta5 (check release descriptions for earlier versions)
Quick links
* Compatibility
* Documentation
* How to get it
* What's new
* Development versions (SNAPSHOTS)
* Releases in this series
| Hibernate ORM 7.2 is in limited support mode:
* releases may be delayed until a significant need arises;
* bugs will only be fixed if they are considered significant enough or in the context of long-term support;
* pull requests against this version might be rejected for bugs that are not considered critical enough;
* bug reproducers using this version will be given lower priority.
We recommend that you upgrade to a newer series if possible or look for commercial, long-term support.
## Compatibility
Java | 17, 21 or 25
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Hibernate Reactive | 3.2 or 4.2
Quarkus | 3.31 → 3.34
Spring Boot | 4.0
Not compatible with your requirements? Have a look at the other series.
See also the compatibility policy and maintenance policy.
## Documentation
Documentation for Hibernate ORM 7.2 can be accessed through the links below:
Introduction
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## Development versions (SNAPSHOTS)
The latest development versions of Maven artifacts for Hibernate ORM are published to the Sonatype Maven Central snapshots repository.
Sonatype Maven Central snapshots subdirectory
You should only need those (unstable) versions for testing recently merged patches, and should never use them in production.
To consume these artifacts, you may need to configure your build tool to fetch artifacts from `https://central.sonatype.com/repository/maven-snapshots` and to enable snapshots:
Maven Gradle
## Releases in this series
| Hibernate ORM 7.2 is in limited maintenance mode: we recommend that you upgrade to a newer series if possible or look for commercial, long-term support.
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<title>Possible change in collection parameter handling between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final - Hibernate ORM - Hibernate</title>
<location>https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/possible-change-in-collection-parameter-handling-between-hibernate-6-2-6-final-and-6-2-25-final/12435</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search6 [wordlim: 200] Published: last month; Crawled: 4 weeks ago; # Possible change in collection parameter handling between Hibernate 6.2.6. ... COALESCE(:types) IS NULL ... What is the recommended way to handle an optional collection parameter in JPQL?
</excerpt>
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<title>hibernate-orm/hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/engine/internal/Collections.java at main · hibernate/hibernate-orm · GitHub</title>
<location>https://github.com/hibernate/hibernate-orm/blob/main/hibernate-core/src/main/java/org/hibernate/engine/internal/Collections.java</location>
<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: last month; 1. hibernate-orm ... = null && CORE_LOGGER.isTraceEnabled() ) { ... // refer to comment in StatefulPersistenceContext.addCollection()
* @param entity The owner of the collection.
* @param session The session from which this request originates
*/
public static void processReachableCollection(
PersistentCollection<?> collection,
CollectionType type,
Object entity,
EventSource session,
FlushProcessingContext flushProcessingContext) {
collection.setOwner( entity );
final var collectionEntry =
session.getPersistenceContextInternal()
.getCollectionEntry( collection );
if ( collectionEntry == null ) {
// refer to comment in StatefulPersistenceContext.addCollection()
throw new HibernateException( "Found two representations of same collection: " + type.getRole() );
}
final var factory = session.getFactory();
final var persister =
factory.getMappingMetamodel()
.getCollectionDescriptor( type.getRole() );
collectionEntry.setCurrentPersister( persister );
//TODO: better to pass the id in as an argument?
collectionEntry.setCurrentKey( type.getKeyOfOwner( entity, session ) );
final boolean isBytecodeEnhanced =
persister.getOwnerEntityPersister()
.getBytecodeEnhancementMetadata()
.isEnhancedForLazyLoading();
if ( isBytecodeEnhanced && !collection.wasInitialized() ) {
// the class of the collection owner is enhanced for lazy loading,
// and we found an un-initialized PersistentCollection, so skip it
if ( CORE_LOGGER.isTraceEnabled() ) {
CORE_LOGGER.skippingUninitializedBytecodeLazyCollection(
collectionInfoString( persister, collection, collectionEntry.getCurrentKey(), session ) );
}
collectionEntry.markReachedDuringFlush();
collectionEntry.markProcessedDuringFlush();
}
// The reached status is just to detect any silly users
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Citations:
- 1: https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/possible-change-in-collection-parameter-handling-between-hibernate-6-2-6-final-and-6-2-25-final/12435
- 2: https://hibernate.org/orm/releases/7.2/
🌐 Web query:
site:discourse.hibernate.org OR site:hibernate.atlassian.net Hibernate 7.2 collection parameter ":ids IS NULL OR" "IN :ids"
💡 Result:
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<title>Any update on HHH-17498? - Hibernate ORM - Hibernate</title>
<location>https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/any-update-on-hhh-17498/9408</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2.5 years ago; Crawled: 2.5 years ago; We rejected support for this broken `:parameterList is null or col in :parameterList` also for HQL, because we don’t think this is a good solution that people should use. ... Maybe you didn’t notice that a newer Hibernate ORM version added support for something or we can give you guidance for a workaround.
beikov April 26, 2024, 12:03pm 4
We rejected support for this broken `:parameterList is null or col in :parameterList` also for HQL, because we don’t think this is a good solution that people should use. This approach confuses the query planners of many databases and often, this approach leads to more joins than necessary.
We recommend to use a query builder like e.g. the `CriteriaBuilder` if you need to construct dynamic filters.
In your particular case, you could make use of arrays, since Hibernate ORM supports that e.g.
`where array_length(:parameterList) = 0 or array_contains(:parameterList, column)`
and bind the values as e.g. `Integer[]`.
Jeff_Maxwell April 26, 2024, 7:45pm 5
While `CriteriaBuilder` or `HQL` queries might work with the minimalist example I provided, they will not work for queries that require the use of features and constructs those tools do not support.
At the end of the day automatically adding parentheses to native queries without regard to whether the targeted DB can support them universally and without a way to disable the functionality is a serious limitation to one of the most valuable features of the product.
</excerpt>
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<title>Null check against collection query param - Hibernate ORM - Hibernate</title>
<location>https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/null-check-against-collection-query-param/11148</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search1 [wordlim: 200] Published: 1.6 years ago; Crawled: 1.6 years ago; # Null check against collection query param ... " WHERE (:branchIds IS NULL OR i.branch.id IN :branchIds) ", ... `java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Parameter value [[123]] did not match expected type [SqmBasicValuedSimplePath(org.hibernate.bugs.Invoice(i).branch.id)]
# Null check against collection query param
Hibernate ORM
kevinm416 March 4, 2025, 11:46pm 1
I’m creating a query using EntityManager:
`@Entity
public class Branch {
@Id
@GeneratedValue
private long id;
}
@Entity
public class Invoice {
@Id
@GeneratedValue
private long id;
@ManyToOne(fetch = FetchType.LAZY, optional = false)
@JoinColumn(updatable = false)
private Branch branch;
}
`
` TypedQuery<Invoice> query =
entityManager
.createQuery(
" SELECT i " +
" FROM Invoice i " +
" WHERE (:branchIds IS NULL OR i.branch.id IN :branchIds) ",
Invoice.class)
.setParameter("branchIds", List.of(123L));
`
Which gives the error:
`java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Parameter value [[123]] did not match expected type [SqmBasicValuedSimplePath(org.hibernate.bugs.Invoice(i).branch.id)]
at org.hibernate.query.internal.QueryParameterBindingImpl.setBindValue(QueryParameterBindingImpl.java:129)
at org.hibernate.query.spi.AbstractCommonQueryContract.setParameter(AbstractCommonQueryContract.java:835)
at org.hibernate.query.spi.AbstractSelectionQuery.setParameter(AbstractSelectionQuery.java:602)
at org.hibernate.query.sqm.internal.QuerySqmImpl.setParameter(QuerySqmImpl.java:1061)
at org.hibernate.query.sqm.internal.QuerySqmImpl.setParameter(QuerySqmImpl.java:125)
at org.hibernate.bugs.JPAUnitTestCase.hhh123Test(JPAUnitTestCase.java:52)
`
Is there documentation somewhere about why this query is not expected to work, and how I should write it? I’m confused why it wouldn’t work as written.
beikov March 5, 2025, 9:57am 2
Well, I could ask you the other way around, where it is written in the documentation that this is supposed to work?
This sort of conditional querying is just broken by design. It might have worked by accident in previous versions of Hibernate ORM, but it is not how you should write this. Instead, use the JPA Criteria API and add predicates as well as potentially necessary joins for these predicates only when you have an actual value given. This will actually make it easier for your database to optimize the final SQL query.
Having said that, binding a list here should actually work though, so if you reproduced this with ORM 6.6+, please create a bug ticket in our issue tracker and attach that reproducer.
beikov March 5, 2025, 10:24am 3
Also see similar questions that have been asked before: Issue with coalesce and lists after upgrading from Hibernate v5 to v6 - #2 by mbladel
kevinm416 March 5, 2025, 9:55pm 4
> This sort of conditional querying is just broken by design
I know you don’t like this justification in the hibernate forums, but this query works (and works well as far as I can tell) using a spring-data-jpa repository. I can’t find anything explaining why it shouldn’t work in hibernate directly so I’m asking. </excerpt>
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<title>After upgrading hibernate from v5 to v6, there are type issues with some queries - Hibernate ORM - Hibernate</title>
<location>https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/after-upgrading-hibernate-from-v5-to-v6-there-are-type-issues-with-some-queries/9606</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search2 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2.4 years ago; Crawled: 2.4 years ago; and ( (:assigneeIds) is null or t.assigneeId in :assigneeIds or ( t.assigneeId is null and -1 in :assigneeIds ) ) ... 1. `java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Parameter value [[-1]] did not match expected type [basicType@14(java.lang.Integer,4) ]` ... or if checking if entity’s property is in the collection ... AFAIK, Spring Boot usually requires the same major/minor version family i.e. you can update bug-fix versions, but not major or minor versions of Hibernate ORM.
2. `java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Parameter value [[1]] did not match expected type [BasicSqmPathSource(organizationAccountId : Long) ]`
3. `java.lang.ClassCastException: class java.util.HashSet cannot be cast to class java.lang.Enum (java.util.HashSet and java.lang.Enum are in module java.base of loader 'bootstrap')`
4. `java.lang.AssertionError`
And sometimes it just executes fine.
Please note that the same error is thrown whether it is examining if literal is in the collection
(`-1 in :assigneeIds`)
or if checking if entity’s property is in the collection
(`tb.organizationAccountId in :organizationIds`)
Just to mention, if I add `coalesce` into the query and kinda format this -1 parameter, it executes fine all the time:
`@Query("""
select new com.eryce.taskservice.dto.TaskWithContext(t, tb)
from Task t
inner join TaskBoard tb on (t.archived = false and tb.id = t.taskBoardId)
where ( t.taskBoardId in :taskBoardIdsWithManagePermission or t.assigneeId = :loggedUserId )
</excerpt>
</source>
<source kind="search">
<title>Issue with coalesce and lists after upgrading from Hibernate v5 to v6 - Hibernate ORM - Hibernate</title>
<location>https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/issue-with-coalesce-and-lists-after-upgrading-from-hibernate-v5-to-v6/9649</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2.4 years ago; Crawled: 2.4 years ago; `@Query(value="select * from book where coalesce(:filterAuthorIds, null) is null or author_id in (:filterAuthorIds)", nativeQuery=true) ... After upgrading hibernate from v5 to v6, query with LocalDateTime parameter throws an errorNull check against collection query param
# Issue with coalesce and lists after upgrading from Hibernate v5 to v6
thomas May 30, 2024, 10:01am 1
Hi at all,
I am using the coalesce function from MariaDB to skip parameters, if they are not set. Through this I have created an optional filter for my native query, for instance:
`@Query(value="select * from book where coalesce(:filterAuthorIds, null) is null or author_id in (:filterAuthorIds)", nativeQuery=true)
Page<Book> readBook(List<Integer> filterAuthorIds);
`
The real query is of course much more complex. I have simplified it to make it easier for you to understand my problem.
“filterAuthorIds” should obviously filter the books by the author_id.
It worked fine, until I upgraded the Java project from Spring 2.7.18 to Spring 3 and thus from Hibernate v5 to v6.
The query generated by Hibernate v5 looks like this:
`coalesce(?, ?, null) is null or author_id in (? , ?)
`
The query generated by Hibernate v6 looks like this:
`coalesce((?,?), null) is null or author_id in (?,?)
`
Now there are parentheses around the list in coalesce. So I got an error from MariaDB:
`Operand should contain 1 column(s)
`
, because the SQL statement doesn’t work in MariaDB:
`select * from book where coalesce((25003,25904), null) is null or author_id in (25003,25904);
`
Now I’m looking for a way to solve this problem. I need an optional filter in my native query for in-statements.
Does anyone have any idea?
mbladel May 30, 2024, 10:41am 2
This was unsupported behavior that happened to work in Hibernate 5, the `coalesce` function is not designed to work with anything but scalar values. You should check if your parameter list is empty and decide whether to include the `in` predicate or not creating the query dynamically through e.g. the Criteria API or, since your using Spring, Specifications:
` public static Specification<Boot> isFromAuthors(List<Integer> filterAuthorIds) {
return (root, query, builder) -> {
return filterAuthorIds.isEmpty ?
null :
root.get("author").in(departments)
};
}
`
This was reported before, you can find more details in the comments of this Jira: [HHH-15743] - Hibernate JIRA.
After upgrading hibernate from v5 to v6, query with LocalDateTime parameter throws an error
Null check against collection query param
thomas May 30, 2024, 3:20pm 3
Hi @mbladel,
that’s not, what I was hoping for to read, but thanks for your explanation and link. I think, I will have to rewrite my statements then - the Specification might help.
Thanks for your reply. Image: :slight_smile:</excerpt>
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<source kind="search">
<title>Possible change in collection parameter handling between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final - Hibernate ORM - Hibernate</title>
<location>https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/possible-change-in-collection-parameter-handling-between-hibernate-6-2-6-final-and-6-2-25-final/12435</location>
<excerpt>citeturn1search4 [wordlim: 200] Published: last month; Crawled: 4 weeks ago; COALESCE(:types) IS NULL ... Is using a collection-valued parameter with `COALESCE()` unsupported in Hibernate 6.x?
# Possible change in collection parameter handling between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final
akhilsb97 September 21, 2026, 9:29am 1
Hi,
I am getting the following exception after upgrading my dependencies:
org.hibernate.QueryException:
Named parameter not bound : types_1
The exception occurs while executing a paginated query. The stack trace goes through:
org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.query.JpaQueryExecution$PagedExecution.count
The relevant versions are:
Working:
Spring Boot 3.1.2
Spring Data JPA 3.1.2
Hibernate 6.2.6.Final
Failing:
Spring Boot 3.1.12
Spring Data JPA 3.1.12
Hibernate 6.2.25.Final
When I revert to the older Spring Boot/Hibernate dependency versions, the issue does not occur.
The query contains an optional collection parameter similar to:
AND (
COALESCE(:types) IS NULL
OR entity.type IN (:types)
)
where `types` is a `Set<String>`.
The query works with Hibernate 6.2.6.Final but fails with Hibernate 6.2.25.Final.
I understand that collection parameters are normally used with:
entity.type IN (:types)
I also found discussions indicating that list parameters should not be used with `COALESCE()` or `IS NULL`.
My questions are:
1. Is using a collection-valued parameter with `COALESCE()` unsupported in Hibernate 6.x?
2. Were there any relevant changes between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final regarding collection parameter binding?
3. Could this behavior be related to the pagination count query?
4. Could the change in Spring Boot / Spring Data JPA versions also be involved?
5. What is the recommended way to handle an optional collection parameter in JPQL?
I am trying to determine whether this is caused by a change in Hibernate, Spring Data JPA, or simply an unsupported query pattern that happened to work with the older dependency versions.
Thanks!
beikov September 21, 2026, 1:28pm 2
Image akhilsb97:
> 1. Is using a collection-valued parameter with `COALESCE()` unsupported in Hibernate 6.x?
It never was supported and only worked coincidentally.
Image akhilsb97:
> 2. Were there any relevant changes between Hibernate 6.2.6.Final and 6.2.25.Final regarding collection parameter binding?
Check the changelogs or commits on GitHub to see for yourself.
Image akhilsb97:
> 3. Could this behavior be related to the pagination count query?
Maybe, depends what pagination count query you are using.
Image akhilsb97:
> 4. Could the change in Spring Boot / Spring Data JPA versions also be involved?
I have no idea what Spring does here, so yeah, for all I can say, it can also be a Spring bug.
Image akhilsb97:
> 5. What is the recommended way to handle an optional collection parameter in JPQL?
Have separate queries, one for an empty list and another for a non-empty list. Or use Criteria queries e.g. through Spring Data Specifications.</excerpt>
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Citations:
- 1: https://discourse.hibernate.org/t/any-update-on-hhh-17498/9408?utm_source=openai
🏁 Script executed:
nl -ba src/main/java/com/Coming/Backend/concert/repository/ConcertRepository.java | sed -n '1,180p'
printf '%s\n' '--- service workflow ---'
nl -ba src/main/java/com/Coming/Backend/concert/service/ConcertService.java | sed -n '140,178p'
printf '%s\n' '--- controller entrypoint ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.java' -e 'getConcerts' src/main/java/com/Coming/Backend/concert/controller src/main/java/com/Coming/Backend/concert/serviceRepository: Cominggg/Backend
Length of output: 15140
Do not bind statuses as both a scalar and a collection.
GET /api/concerts passes a non-null collection to findConcerts or searchConcerts. Each result and count query tests that collection with :statuses IS NULL and uses it with c.status IN :statuses. Hibernate rejects this HQL pattern, so collection binding can fail before query execution and return 500 for valid multi-status requests.
Use a scalar bypass flag and always bind a non-empty collection, or build separate filtered and unfiltered queries.
Suggested fix
- AND (:statuses IS NULL OR c.status IN :statuses)
+ AND (:statusFilterDisabled = true OR c.status IN :statuses)Apply the predicate change to all four result/count queries, add @Param("statusFilterDisabled") boolean statusFilterDisabled to both repository methods, and normalize the service input:
- List<ConcertStatus> statusFilter = statuses == null || statuses.isEmpty() ? null : statuses;
+ boolean statusFilterDisabled = statuses == null || statuses.isEmpty();
+ List<ConcertStatus> statusFilter = statusFilterDisabled
+ ? List.of(ConcertStatus.values())
+ : statuses;
- ? concertRepository.searchConcerts(HIDDEN_STATUSES, statusFilter, calendarUserId, followedArtistIds, pending, now, "%" + q.toLowerCase() + "%", stablePageable)
- : concertRepository.findConcerts(HIDDEN_STATUSES, statusFilter, calendarUserId, followedArtistIds, pending, now, stablePageable);
+ ? concertRepository.searchConcerts(HIDDEN_STATUSES, statusFilter, statusFilterDisabled, calendarUserId, followedArtistIds, pending, now, "%" + q.toLowerCase() + "%", stablePageable)
+ : concertRepository.findConcerts(HIDDEN_STATUSES, statusFilter, statusFilterDisabled, calendarUserId, followedArtistIds, pending, now, stablePageable);🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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@src/main/java/com/Coming/Backend/concert/repository/ConcertRepository.java at
line 87:
Update all four result/count queries in ConcertRepository to use a scalar
statusFilterDisabled bypass flag instead of testing the collection parameter
with IS NULL; add this parameter to findConcerts and searchConcerts. In the
service method that prepares the status filter, set the flag for null or empty
input and always bind a non-empty status collection, then pass both values to
the repository calls.
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관련 이슈
Closes #137
변경 개요
앱의 [다가오는 공연 | 지난 공연] 탭에서 '다가오는 공연'은 UPCOMING·ONGOING을 한 번의 페이지 요청으로 받아야 한다. 기존
GET /api/concerts의status는 단일 값만 받아서 두 상태를 합쳐 페이지네이션할 수 없었다.status를 반복 파라미터(status=UPCOMING&status=ONGOING)로 여러 값 받도록 확장 (여러 값은 OR, 단일 값 호출은 기존과 동일)id보조 정렬 추가예:
GET /api/concerts?status=UPCOMING&status=ONGOING&sort=startDate,asc변경사항
ConcertRepository.javafindConcerts·searchConcerts(본문·count 쿼리)의 status 조건을c.status IN :statuses로 변경ConcertService.javagetConcerts가List<ConcertStatus>를 받고 빈 리스트는 전체 조회로 처리,Sort.by("id")보조 정렬 추가ConcertController.javastatus를List<ConcertStatus>로 수신ConcertRepositoryTest.javaConcertServiceTest.javaConcertControllerTest.javaINVALID_INPUT,sort=startDate,asc테스트 추가테스트
status=UPCOMING&status=ONGOING&sort=startDate,asc→ 200)./gradlew test통과)INVALID_INPUT)리뷰어 참고사항
spec/api/concerts.md에 반영 완료코드 리뷰
변경사항 요약
ConcertRepository·ConcertService·ConcertController의 status 다중 값 필터 확장과 id 보조 정렬, 관련 테스트 3개 파일 (/be-review결과)검토 결과
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ConcertService.java:getConcerts가 20줄을 약간 넘는다→ 분기 추가 시 조회 분기를 별도 메서드로 분리 검토
ConcertService.java:stablePageable생성 줄이 100자를 넘는다→ 파일 기존 스타일과 동일해 유지
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