Well, I did it. I peered under the hood, because I needed this:
...
AND
(f_name || ' ' || l_name) LIKE ?
AND
...
And I didn't see any way to do that in RDBO::QueryBuilder. Except in
the source code, where I figured out I could use:
some_valid_column => { field => "(f_name || ' ' || l_name)", like => $val },
So, I presume it's in the source code because you also needed to do it, but it
scares me that it's not documented. Will it stay? Will something better
replace it? Should I have done this another way? And what about Naomi?
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