Hi,
The same works in HSQL, Oracle, MySQL, and MSSQL.
Yes, but those databases don't return the same rows (see also my test
case below).
H2 uses \ as the default escape character (like PostgreSQL and MySQL).
However H2 throws an exception if the escape character is not followed
by \, % or _
Hey Thomas,
My experimenting with H2 continues, so I've attached a patch that fixes this
problem.
In summary:
- Changed CompareLike to escape any escape characters that aren't followed
by wildcard characters
- Added test SQL to testSimple.in.txt
A patch is attached.
Cheers
Kerry
PS: Let me
I swear gmail sent the email below without my permission -- patch is now
attached.
Kerry
On Wed, Dec 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM, Kerry Sainsbury ke...@fidelma.com wrote:
Hey Thomas,
My experimenting with H2 continues, so I've attached a patch that fixes
this problem.
In summary:
- Changed
I have:
statement = SELECT * FROM JOB_STATUS WHERE (ASSIGNED_TO = ? OR
ASSIGNED_TO LIKE ? OR ASSIGNED_TO LIKE ?)
pstmt.setString(2, technician.toLowerCase() + %);
...
if value of technician = abc\mike
I get this error:
org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLException: Error in LIKE ESCAPE: abc\[*]mike%; SQL
