Michal,
Actually, your syntax didn't quite work. It threw a couple of warnings and
seemed to match all records in the database. But you got me on the right
track. This syntax does work properly:
select ... where word like concat('%%', %s, '%%')
Thanks for getting me pointed in the right direc
On Friday, July 8, 2016 at 8:34:00 AM UTC-5, Michal Petrucha wrote:
>
> I may be wrong, but it seems to me that you're using wrong quoting in
> that raw query; I think it should be::
>
> select sortkey, book, chapter, verse, hebrew_text
> from bible_bible
> where hebrew_text like
Never mind... this is s duplicate of a post that I made via email last
night. The emailed one finally showed up. I guess it had been held for
moderation.
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Hello,
I have a column in a table that contains Hebrew text. I need to do a query
with a LIKE clause on the Hebrew text. The query works if I execute the SQL
directly, either in a SQL window of phpMyAdmin or in a command line mysql
client. But I cannot get it to work within Django.
I tried Bib
Hello,
I have a column in a table that contains Hebrew text. I need to do a query
with a LIKE clause on the Hebrew text. The query works if I execute the SQL
directly, either in a SQL window of phpMyAdmin or in a command line mysql
client. But I cannot get it to work within Django.
I tried Bible.
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