IDE reports unexpected query tokens on `@Query(INSERT …`
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**Why does the "Insert unexpected" issue occur during the insert operation when I configure the custom operation database method in JPA? SQL statements, regardless of capitalization, cannot solve it**
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In this project, I am learning to use a custom sql method in the JPA operating database. When I define an "INSERT" method, the "INSERT unexpected" problem occurs. I use the "@ Query annotation" where the problem occurs. After I use mybaties, I call the @ Insert annotation in mybaties to solve the problem. How can I solve the problem without using mybaties
In this project, I am learning to use a custom sql method in the JPA operating database. When I define an "INSERT" method, the "INSERT unexpected" problem occurs. I use the "@ Query annotation" where the problem occurs. After I use mybaties, I call the @ Insert annotation in mybaties to solve the problem. How can I solve the problem without using mybaties
The code is a pretty wild mix of annotations. Generally speaking, Spring Data isn't raising any IDE errors, that's the responsibility of IDE plugin authors. For any modifying queries, please add @Modifying to indicate that the query is running insert/update/delete statements. Also, the @Query("INSERT INTO …) query is missing nativeQuery = true.