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I believe I have noticed a bug and it's a significant one.
In your readme you have this:
context.All("SELECT * FROM Cars WHERE Name LIKE %@0%", "Lotus");
But this causes an object ref error because there are no single quotes around the expression. But, when I try this:
var ads = context.All("select * from myTable where Title like '%@0%'","Vis");
The parameter is ignored.
Don't supposed you can fix this?
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I found a workaround so this might be by design and not a bug:
var ads = context.All("select * from Mytable where Title like @0","%Vis%");
Perhaps you could update the readme?
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Hi @GusBeare, thanks for share this issue. I will fix the README.
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I believe I have noticed a bug and it's a significant one.
In your readme you have this:
context.All("SELECT * FROM Cars WHERE Name LIKE %@0%", "Lotus");
But this causes an object ref error because there are no single quotes around the expression.
But, when I try this:
var ads = context.All("select * from myTable where Title like '%@0%'","Vis");
The parameter is ignored.
Don't supposed you can fix this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: