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feat: search with multiple values #132
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args = (args || []).map(e => { | ||
if (e === '*') return e | ||
const arg = { __proto__: e, toString: (x = e) => this.expr(x) } | ||
if ('xpr' in arg) | ||
arg.xpr = arg.xpr.map(e => (typeof e === 'string' ? e : { __proto__: e, toString: (x = e) => this.expr(x) })) | ||
return arg | ||
}) |
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Why do we need that in addition to the {xpr}
handling in Functions.search()
?
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this.tolower(arg)
called for xpr element. becomes [object Object]
instead of ?
in the sql.
if (!('val' in arg)) throw `SQLite only supports single value arguments for $search` | ||
if ('xpr' in arg) { | ||
let xpr = '' | ||
for (const each of arg.xpr) xpr += typeof each === 'string' ? ` ${each} ` : this.search(ref, each) |
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Don't we need an 'and' for strings?
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$search=foo bar
(= $search=foo AND bar
)
--> xpr = [{ val: 'foo' }, 'and', { val: 'bar' }]
--> sql snippet x = ? and x = ?
, where x = ?
is the result of this.search(ref, each)
Would be cool to have this, whats speaking against it? |
We need to converge all related discussions and decisions. One of that was in a recent spec meeting: pass through We don't have to — and likely shouldn't try to — support full-fledged search on non-HANA dbs; we just should not crash. |
@danjoa @sjvans any news on this PR? With @cap-js/hana now being released this "regression" is now also introduced that search strings with whitespace in Fiori elements no longer work. In my opinion at least for HANA /prod scenarios this needs to be enabled by default to not have this regression, which causes frustration on user side. |
possible solution for #127