Just string the conditions together in a list.
Real example from my own app:
CompEntries =
boss_db:find(comp_entry,[{comp_id,equals,Id},{entrant_id,equals,EntryPlayer:id()}]),
Good luck!
On 1 February 2014 08:53, till haxor <[email protected]> wrote:
> hey thanks, but, in this case as would do?
> api('GET', ["search",Search]) ->
> Var = boss_db:find(model, [{comment, 'matches', Search}])
>
> if i want match in other column named foo for example?
> boss_db:find(model, [{[foo,comment], 'matches', Search}]) ???
>
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