j.jobid,j.name,j.number,j.address,j.createdatetime,j.updatedatetime,j.status,j.email,j.requirements,j.type,j.orgid,j.duty,r.orgname,r.parentid insert into job name, number, address, createdatetime, updatedatetime, status, email, requirements, type, orgid, duty, #{name}, #{number}, #{address}, #{createdatetime}, #{updatedatetime}, #{status}, #{email}, #{requirements}, #{type}, #{orgid}, #{duty}, select from job j , org r where j.orgid = r.orgid select from job j , org r j.orgid = r.orgid and j.name like CONCAT('%',#{name},'%') and j.address = #{address} and j.status in #{status} and j.type in #{type} order by ${orderBy} ${order} select from job j , org r where j.orgid = r.orgid and j.jobid = #{jobid} select j.jobid, j.name, j.number, j.address, j.createdatetime, j.updatedatetime, j.status, j.email, j.requirements, j.type, j.orgid, j.duty from job as j, people_job as p j.jobid = p.jobid and p.peopleId = #{peopleId} order by ${orderBy} ${order} select count(1) from job b b.jobid IN ( SELECT j.jobid FROM people_job j WHERE j.peopleid = #{peopleId} ) update job name=#{name}, number=#{number}, address=#{address}, createdatetime=#{createdatetime}, updatedatetime=#{updatedatetime}, status=#{status}, email=#{email}, requirements=#{requirements}, type=#{type}, orgid=#{orgid}, duty=#{duty}, where jobid=#{jobid} update job updatedatetime=#{updatedatetime}, status=#{status}, where jobid=#{jobid} delete from job where jobid =#{jobid} and peopleId = #{peopleId}