Spring Boot + Hibernate @Formula : No-Code | Dynamically Compute Derived Fields |

[@ravirajsaraganachari3038]

Interesting and it was Great explanation, Thank you.😊

[@huseyinaydin99]

Thank you Mr. Basant. Please upload more videos. Love JAVA TECHIE.

[@girishrp9339]

Good concept let’s try to implement it

[@mayur7736]

Can you please create video on MapStruct using spring boot ??

[@ravirajsaraganachari3038]

Thank you @mayur along with formula I also learnt MapStruct. MapStruct also good concept, thank you.

[@mayur7736]

@ravirajsaraganachari3038 welcome👍

[@SuperHuman748]

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 👍

[@gaganpb5234]

Great content 🎉

[@GauravSrivastava-c5q]

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[@huseyinaydin99]

Gardaş daha çok video yükle gardaş. Dude, upload more videos bro.

[@shashikantkumar7014]

thnx bady

[@kumarsharwanofficial]

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...??

[@Javatechie]

Hello Kumar no we can't use it in DTO . That's the limitation buddy

[@kumarsharwanofficial]

@Javatechie Yes, I hope This limitation should be removed in future...🙂 Thank For Reply ❤️

[@Javatechie]

@@kumarsharwanofficial that Will definitely help us 🙂

[@NikhilJain08]

Can we use it with mongodb?

[@Javatechie]

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

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[@java-aws-techie]

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?