Closed bdhaegar closed 5 years ago
could you add "-" in like query and let me know what its returning ?
where: {
PipelineSegment: {
like: '43951-%'
},
adding the "-" character did not help, but I think you pointed to the right spot.
I changed the query by using another field where no column entries with special characters do exist and it worked. Eventually the like function does not protect special characters?
Example that worked:
where: { CompanyName: { like: "NOVA%" } }
ok I see. I will look into this issue.
Just for the documentation - the like query with format - "value%" was using indexeddb query -
var range = IDBKeyRange.bound("BA", "BA" + '\uffff');
. This makes it more faster.
since its does not work for special characters, I have removed this and updated the code to work as other like query.
@bdhaegar - I have solved this issue and published new version 2.8.2 . Please download this version and let me know if your issue is resolved.
Thanks
When I use the where clause the query result looks perfectly fine. When I use the like operator I do get duplicate objects per hit with the same exact data.
Any ideas? Here is the code that I am using.
var connection = new JsStore.Instance();
connection.openDb("MtnWestPublic");
connection.select({
from: "PipelineTable",
// This works and delivers one record //where: { // PipelineSegment: "43951-1", //}
//This does not work correctly and delivers multiple records (32) for each hit even though they are unique //43951-1,43951-1,.....,43951-2,43951-2,...... where: { PipelineSegment: { like: '43951%' }, }
}).then(function(results) { //results will be array of objects. console.log(results); b = JSON.stringify(results); localStorage.setItem("offlinePipelineSegmentQuery", b); }).catch(function(error) { alert(error.message); });