I can't seem to find a way to do this without passing raw SQL to .filter()
I could just do:
.filter(column == func.substring('string', 1, func.char_length(column)))
but is it possible to do it with LIKE?
I.e. I need to return all rows that match the beginning of a string, so for
'string' I could match 's', 'st', 'str', etc.
Thanks,
Mark.
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