a.uuid as "uuid", a.user_uuid as "userUuid", a.user_login as "userLogin", a.user_triggered as "userTriggered", a.category as "category", a.operation as "operation", a.new_value as "newValue", a.created_at as "createdAt" uuid, user_uuid, user_login, user_triggered, category, operation, new_value, created_at select from audits a where a.created_at >= #{start} and a.created_at < #{end} order by created_at asc, uuid asc INSERT INTO audits ( uuid, user_uuid, user_login, user_triggered, category, operation, new_value, created_at ) VALUES ( #{dto.uuid, jdbcType=VARCHAR}, #{dto.userUuid, jdbcType=VARCHAR}, #{dto.userLogin, jdbcType=VARCHAR}, #{dto.userTriggered, jdbcType=BOOLEAN}, #{dto.category, jdbcType=VARCHAR}, #{dto.operation, jdbcType=VARCHAR}, #{dto.newValue, jdbcType=VARCHAR}, #{dto.createdAt, jdbcType=BIGINT} ) select from audits a where a.created_at < #{beforeTimestamp,jdbcType=BIGINT} select a.uuid from audits a where a.created_at < #{beforeTimestamp,jdbcType=BIGINT} order by a.created_at limit 100000 select top 100000 a.uuid from audits a where a.created_at < #{beforeTimestamp,jdbcType=BIGINT} order by a.created_at select a.uuid from audits a where a.created_at < #{beforeTimestamp,jdbcType=BIGINT} order by a.created_at fetch first 100000 rows only delete from audits where uuid in #{uuid,jdbcType=VARCHAR}