Package org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.sql

Examples of org.apache.openjpa.jdbc.sql.DBDictionary.substring()


            }

            // if we can't use LIKE, we have to take the substring of the
            // first value and compare it to the second
            dict.assertSupport(pre != null, "StringLengthFunction");
            dict.substring(buf,
                new FilterValueImpl(sel, ctx, bstate.state1, _val1),
                new ZeroFilterValue(sel, state),
                new StringLengthFilterValue(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, pre,post));
            buf.append(" = ");
            _val2.appendTo(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, buf, 0);
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            }
        } else {
            // if we can't use LIKE, we have to take the substring of the
            // first value and compare it to the second
            dict.assertSupport(pre != null, "StringLengthFunction");
            dict.substring(buf,
                new FilterValueImpl(sel, ctx, bstate.state1, _val1),
                new StringLengthDifferenceFilterValue(sel, ctx, bstate, pre,
                    post), null);
            buf.append(" = ");
            _val2.appendTo(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, buf, 0);
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            }

            // if we can't use LIKE, we have to take the substring of the
            // first value and compare it to the second
            dict.assertSupport(pre != null, "StringLengthFunction");
            dict.substring(buf,
                new FilterValueImpl(sel, ctx, bstate.state1, _val1),
                new ZeroFilterValue(sel, state),
                new StringLengthFilterValue(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, pre,post));
            buf.append(" = ");
            _val2.appendTo(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, buf, 0);
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            }

            // if we can't use LIKE, we have to take the substring of the
            // first value and compare it to the second
            dict.assertSupport(pre != null, "StringLengthFunction");
            dict.substring(buf,
                new FilterValueImpl(sel, ctx, bstate.state1, _val1),
                new ZeroFilterValue(sel, state),
                new StringLengthFilterValue(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, pre,post));
            buf.append(" = ");
            _val2.appendTo(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, buf, 0);
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            }
        } else {
            // if we can't use LIKE, we have to take the substring of the
            // first value and compare it to the second
            dict.assertSupport(pre != null, "StringLengthFunction");
            dict.substring(buf,
                new FilterValueImpl(sel, ctx, bstate.state1, _val1),
                new StringLengthDifferenceFilterValue(sel, ctx, bstate, pre,
                    post), null);
            buf.append(" = ");
            _val2.appendTo(sel, ctx, bstate.state2, buf, 0);
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