Originally posted by **alisabrigok** October 11, 2022
When I query having multiple columns in "or" operator in the where clause, and if I use "skip", then "skip" gets applied to results of the all columns.
Explaining by example using IDBStudio with demo database:
Below returns 14 results;
- 2 rows belong to customerId 81
- 1 row belongs to orderId 10256
- 11 rows belong to employeeId 5
```
{
select({
from: "Orders",
where: {
employeeId: 5,
or: {
customerId: 81,
orderId: 10256,
},
},
})
}
```
If I apply "skip: 1" to this exact query as above, then it returns 11 results.
But I was expecting it to return 13 results because I just wanted to skip 1 row. Is my expectation correct here?
Here I see that each of the columns loses a row due to the applied skip;
- 1 row left from customerId 81
- No row left from orderId 10256
- 10 rows left from employeeId 5
```
{
select({
from: "Orders",
where: {
employeeId: 5,
or: {
customerId: 81,
orderId: 10256,
},
},
skip: 1
})
}
```
So skip here is applied to the records related to all of the columns.
Do you think this Is an expected behavior or is this a bug? @ujjwalguptaofficial
Thanks for all the help.
Discussed in https://github.com/ujjwalguptaofficial/JsStore/discussions/300