Thank You, Mr. Bansan. You explain very well❤. But I have some doubts. Can I use this formula annotation in the DTO or Respose Class instead of Entity Where all field names are same as in the entity because I am using copy property before returning the object list...??
No, Hibernate's @Formula annotation cannot be used with MongoDB becausr This feature used for defining calculated properties in SQL-based relational databases. If you want to achieve a similar calculated field functionality in a Spring Boot application with MongoDB, you can: Use Aggregations in MongoDB
Hi All, need urgent help. I want to publish message from my springboot to a gke topic of another project. can anyone guide me or provide any resources.
Interesting stuff. Thanks. Does this runtime computation consider DB indices too? If not is it really performance efficient as opposed to saving it in DB?
Interesting and it was Great explanation, Thank you.😊
Thank you Mr. Basant. Please upload more videos. Love JAVA TECHIE.
Can you please create video on MapStruct using spring boot ??
Thank you @mayur along with formula I also learnt MapStruct.
MapStruct also good concept, thank you.
@ravirajsaraganachari3038 welcome👍
Good concept let’s try to implement it
Hello Basanth, this is a very important topic, finally u have done a video on this. This video should be done long back. Anyways Thanks 👍
Great content 🎉
thanks great to know something new
Gardaş daha çok video yükle gardaş. Dude, upload more videos bro.
thnx bady
Thank You, Mr. Bansan. You explain very well❤. But I have some doubts. Can I use this formula annotation in the DTO or Respose Class instead of Entity Where all field names are same as in the entity because I am using copy property before returning the object list...??
Hello Kumar no we can't use it in DTO . That's the limitation buddy
@Javatechie Yes, I hope This limitation should be removed in future...🙂 Thank For Reply ❤️
@@kumarsharwanofficial that Will definitely help us 🙂
Can we use it with mongodb?
No, Hibernate's @Formula annotation cannot be used with MongoDB becausr This feature used for defining calculated properties in SQL-based relational databases.
If you want to achieve a similar calculated field functionality in a Spring Boot application with MongoDB, you can:
Use Aggregations in MongoDB
Hi All, need urgent help. I want to publish message from my springboot to a gke topic of another project. can anyone guide me or provide any resources.
Do you the broker detailed with you where you want to publish
How apply promo code while buying spring boot course ?
It will auto apply buddy no worries
@Javatechie please plan for one project batch in which we can learn & enhance coding skills
@@AkashGupta-fe8kq yes it's in plan soon I will start hopefully begin of March
Ye kon bot bol raha he ?
Interesting stuff. Thanks. Does this runtime computation consider DB indices too? If not is it really performance efficient as opposed to saving it in DB?