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Re: String Qualifier for Number


  • Subject: Re: String Qualifier for Number
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 14 Mar 2008 08:15:33 -0700


On Mar 14, 2008, at 6:26 AM, Carter Wojcik wrote:

Thanks Chuck.

That did the trick.

I did tinker with using a derived value before your
response, with the following:
           definition = "to_char(part_id)";
           externalType = NUMBER;
I think that was part of your problem, the database will be returning a string.

name = partIdAsString; valueClassName = NSString; valueType = S;

Didn't have much luck getting it to work that way.

Only ran into one problem (tried using my own
substitution character) while implementing your
thoughts. I assumed since it was part_id, that you
were using %P, but after some research found in
EOAttribute that %P is the required substitution
character for the read-only formatting.

That part is a little obscure. P for Property maybe?


Thanks again for the help.

You are welcome.

Chuck



--- Chuck Hill <email@hidden> wrote:


On Mar 13, 2008, at 10:47 AM, Carter Wojcik wrote:

Hi All -

My users want to have the ability to search on a
Number attribute, but use String qualifiers such
as
Contains ('*value*'), Begins With ('value*'), Ends
With ('*value').

I have a table named part that contains a
primaryKey
named part_id (Number and exposed) and a String
called
descriptor.

Is there a way to create an EOQualifier that
replicates the SQL in the example below?

Example: Select all parts with a part_id that
begins
with 3.
select * from part where to_char(part_id) like
'3%';

Maybe...

Add a new attribute called partIDAsString
Set the column to part_id
Set the datatype as string
Mark it as read only
Set the read format to to_char(%P)

Then make a qualifier on partIDAsString.

Chuck

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