For example, if you want to get aggregated entities (`PerformanceTestResult`s),
you need a new entity type (`AggregatedPerformanceTestResult`)
and you can do the following:
public interface PerformanceTestResultRepository extends JpaRepository<PerformanceTestResult, Long> {
@Query("select new AggregatedPerformanceTestResult("
+ "min(p.id), p.testCaseId, sum(p.activeWorkerCount), p.timestamp, min(p.collectedTime), "
+ "sum(p.requestCount), sum(p.timeoutCount), sum(p.totalResponseTime)) "
+ "from PerformanceTestResult p "
+ "where p.testCaseId = :testCaseId group by p.timestamp order by p.timestamp asc")
List<AggregatedPerformanceTestResult> getAggregatedTestResultsByTestCaseId
(@Param("testCaseId") long testCaseId);
}
Any better way?
Reference:
https://weblogs.java.net/blog/2007/04/25/java-persistence-query-return-types
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