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I read the full documentation, looked up the examples and also plugins but did not come accross with the Regex Search.
I am also using the component mostly with getSQL and setSQL options. If a user wants to do an or operation, it should also be converted to "IN" operators in mysql because it is also faster. Even if not, users should be able to provide a list. Did I miss these features or did they not exist yet?
Even if it doesn't exist yet, I think this should be supported by the project by default as it is a valid SQL operation. If it exists, could someone help me with how do I actually implement this into my query builder.
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I read the full documentation, looked up the examples and also plugins but did not come accross with the Regex Search.
I am also using the component mostly with getSQL and setSQL options. If a user wants to do an or operation, it should also be converted to "IN" operators in mysql because it is also faster. Even if not, users should be able to provide a list. Did I miss these features or did they not exist yet?
Or/IN case have a solution and working but in my case, I am using MySQL and I need something similar to the following examples:
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/mysql-regular-expressions-regexp/
Even if it doesn't exist yet, I think this should be supported by the project by default as it is a valid SQL operation. If it exists, could someone help me with how do I actually implement this into my query builder.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: