Well, I may (must? ^^) be wrong, but can't it be beacause you can use %
string% to tell php/yaml to use this in a particular way?
I would try '%'.'Swift.'%', maybe this would be ok...
Jérémie
Le mercredi 27 octobre 2010 à 07:20 -0700, erikms a écrit :
> Hi Florian, thank you for your prompt reply. I have DB logging on, I
> think...
> at any rate, I get the line in my log, telling me that
>
> SELECT [c].[country_id] AS [c__country_id], [c].[name] AS [c__name]
> FROM [crm5].[country] [c] WHERE ([c].[name] like '%Afgh%' OR [c].
> [name] like ?)
>
> which is created from
> $q = 'Afgh';
> $countries = Doctrine::getTable('MSCountries')
> ->createQuery('m')
> ->where('m.name like ?', '%' . $q . '%')
> ->orWhere('l.name like ?', '%Swit%')
> ->execute();
> is not valid SQL. Which it isn't. The last '?' is not being
> substituted with the '%Swit%'. If I do that by hand and run the query,
> I get the expected result: Afghanistan and Switzerland
> Is that what you meant? and then, is this a symfony issue, a doctrine
> one, or am *I* doing something wrong?
>
> Yours,
> -Erik
>
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