| I don’t have my computer handy, but yes thats pretty simple in jOOQ. Something close to: ctx .selectFrom(A) .join(B) .on(A.Name.like(concat(inline('%'), B.Name, inline('%'))); Note that it is unlikely that your database will be able to use an index for this join, so be certain your datasets don’t grow too big here or you’ll have bad performance. Alf Lervåg 14. jul. 2023 kl. 18:32 skrev Kevin Jones <[email protected]>:
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- Using a value in a 'like' Kevin Jones
- Re: Using a value in a 'like' Alf Lervåg
- Re: Using a value in a 'like' Kevin Jones
- Re: Using a value in a 'like' Alf Lervåg
- Re: Using a value in a 'like' Lukas Eder
