mybatis bind

MyBatis provides a feature called "bind" that allows you to bind a value to a variable in your SQL statement. This can be useful when you want to pass dynamic values or parameters to your queries.

To use the bind feature in MyBatis, you need to use the #{variableName} notation in your SQL statement, where "variableName" is the name of the variable you want to bind. Then, you can set the value of the variable using the bind tag in your MyBatis XML configuration file.

Here's an example of how you can use bind in MyBatis:

<select id="getUsersByAge" resultType="User">
  <bind name="age" value="'18'"/>
  SELECT * FROM users WHERE age = #{age}
</select>

In this example, we are binding the value '18' to the variable "age". The value is enclosed in single quotes because it is a string literal. You can also bind variables using expressions or parameters instead of literals.

The bind tag allows you to set values for multiple variables if needed. It is important to note that the bind tag is processed before any other tags, so the variables will be available for use in the SQL statement.

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