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There should be a way to redefine an "escape" char in "like" expressions, so that users could build queries with '%' and '_' not treated as wildcards. E.g.:
name like 'A$%bcd%' escape '$'
// matches "A%bcde", but not "Aabcde"
Now that #582 is implemented, we are no longer relying on Cayenne expression parser (which does not support escape chars). So we can implement this now.
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There should be a way to redefine an "escape" char in "like" expressions, so that users could build queries with '%' and '_' not treated as wildcards. E.g.:
Now that #582 is implemented, we are no longer relying on Cayenne expression parser (which does not support escape chars). So we can implement this now.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: