Philip,
The right way to do pattern matching in JDOQL is to use the
match(String) function such as the following example :
q.setFilter("this.myStringField.match(\"%A%\");
The string parameter is a Java regular expression.
Concerning the indexOf method, I am not sure it is implemented. I have to check.
Regards,
Seb
2007/1/10, Philip Quinlan <
p.quinlan@...>:
> I am wanting to do a wild card search within a notes section. So i
> want for example to return everything which has the letter "A".
> Looking on the website i have notice the JDOQL methods. I tried using
> the indexOf in a query:
>
> (releaseRef.notes.indexOf(kk) >-1)
>
> but this doesnt work. I noticed these are under the JDO 2 Quick
> Reference section. Are these implemented yet? If not, is there
> another way to do a wild card search?
>
> Thanks
>
> Phil
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