Realm where not contains in Java

Question

If I have an array of primitive values, how can I run a .not().contains() on a .where() from RealmResults ?

The code would hopefully look like this:

 results.where().not().contains("id", new int[] {1, 2, 3})

Or do I have to iterate over all of these results and pluck them out individually?

Compagnie

Did you find a solution my dude? – Aeroplane

The only solution I found was the answer I have just accepted, unfortunately – Compagnie

Answer 1

There is no such method to query against the arrays as of now . The second paramater of contains() requires a string so you cant pass int[] or int . Iterating over the result is the only option .

RealmQuery q = users.where();
for (int id : ids) {
q = q.notEqualsTo("id", id);
}
RealmResults<users> users = q.findAll();

You can use between() if you need to query against a range of value .

Refugia

Answer 2

You can try beginGroup and then not in to query against the Arrays

realm1.where(UserModel.class)..beginGroup().not().
                    in("key",Your Array)).endGroup().findAll();

Subglacial

it doesn't need beginGroup() – Whop