The Grails Framework 6.0.0

(Quick Reference) ## executeUpdate ### Purpose Updates the database with DML-style operations ### Examples
    Account.executeUpdate("delete Book b where b.pages > 100")

    Account.executeUpdate("delete Book b where b.title like ?",
                          ['Groovy In Action'])

    Account.executeUpdate("delete Book b where b.author=?",
                          [Author.load(1)])

    Account.executeUpdate("update Book b set b.title='Groovy In Action'" +
                          "where b.title='GINA'")

    Account.executeUpdate("update Book b set b.title=:newTitle " +
                          "where b.title=:oldTitle",
                          [newTitle: 'Groovy In Action', oldTitle: 'GINA'])
### Description GORM does not provide a `deleteAll` method as deleting data must be done with caution. To delete data you can use `executeUpdate`. The basic syntax is:
    Book.executeUpdate(String query)
    Book.executeUpdate(String query, List positionalParams)
    Book.executeUpdate(String query, Map namedParams)
Parameters: `query` - An HQL query with DML-style operations `positionalParams` - A `List` of parameters for a positional parameterized HQL query `namedParams` - A `Map` of parameters for a named parameterized HQL query | Quick Reference (hide)