Subject | Re: [IBO] Bug in SQL Parser in IBO 5.5.3 Build 2067 ? |
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Author | Robert Martin |
Post date | 2014-07-17T21:23:52Z |
Hi
I haven't looked into this at all, I don't really use filters much, but it seems both of your examples have additional brackets () that aren't required, I also don't know what the [] around NAME are for.
Perhaps these are confusing IBO. I would give the following a go UPPER(Name) LIKE UPPER('%Rafael%'). In addition why not do the uppercase of Rafeal in code so its just, UPPER(Name) LIKE '%RAFAEL%' ?
Cheers
Rob
On 18/07/2014 5:45 a.m., rafaeldipold@... [IBObjects] wrote:
I haven't looked into this at all, I don't really use filters much, but it seems both of your examples have additional brackets () that aren't required, I also don't know what the [] around NAME are for.
Perhaps these are confusing IBO. I would give the following a go UPPER(Name) LIKE UPPER('%Rafael%'). In addition why not do the uppercase of Rafeal in code so its just, UPPER(Name) LIKE '%RAFAEL%' ?
Cheers
Rob
On 18/07/2014 5:45 a.m., rafaeldipold@... [IBObjects] wrote:
When I set the property Filter (and Filtered := True) in TIBOQuery to:
(UPPER([NAME])) LIKE (UPPER('%Rafael%'))
I get the error when IBO try make the SQL parse:
E_Invalid_Syntax: Invalid syntax: extra or missing parenthesis
There are some incorrect logic interpretation of parentheses in this case.
In TClientDataSet and TQuery, same SQL Filter works fine!
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