Update native query documentation.
Closes #3636 Original pull request: #3637
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A similar approach also works with named native queries, by adding the `.count` suffix to a copy of your query. You probably need to register a result set mapping for your count query, though.
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Next to obtaining mapped results, native queries allow you to read the raw `Tuple` from the database by choosing a `Map` container as the method's return type.
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The resulting map contains key/value pairs representing the actual database column name and the value.
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.Native query retuning raw column name/value pairs
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[source, java]
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public interface UserRepository extends JpaRepository<User, Long> {
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@NativeQuery("SELECT * FROM USERS WHERE EMAIL_ADDRESS = ?1")
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Map<String, Object> findRawMapByEmail(String emailAddress); <1>
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@NativeQuery("SELECT * FROM USERS WHERE LASTNAME = ?1")
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List<Map<String, Object>> findRawMapByLastname(String lastname); <2>
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}
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<1> Single `Map` result backed by a `Tuple`.
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<2> Multiple `Map` results backed by ``Tuple``s.
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====
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[[jpa.query-methods.sorting]]
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== Using Sort
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