I've been having trouble searching for my app using AngularJS
for a few days now, and I've been able to find out why: In query SQL
with LIKE
, it just is not getting the parameter as it should. >
My function looks like this:
self.searchAll = function(text) {
var parameters = [text];
return DBA.query("SELECT id, place_name FROM tblPlaces WHERE place_name LIKE '%(?)%'", parameters)
.then(function(result) {
return DBA.getAll(result);
});
}
I think that because (?)
is pasted with %%
, it does not recognize that the text parameter should fit there. I decided to do some tests and put some text directly in the query, without coming by parameter and worked.
I also tried to concatenate the text, to see if that would work, because if it worked I could try to pass the parameter in this way. But it also did not work, it returns me an SQLite error.
Then I had two doubts: Is it possible to do this search using LIKE and getting this text by parameter the way it is there in the function? Or would it be better for me to do a general SELECT, transform into a JSON object, and make use of the Angular filter?
Obs: This search I'm trying to do is on a screen that lists several categories and the user can search for products in general.