How to add like condition to existing query in moodle












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I have a query with multiple conditions check.
I want to add the condition to check the with like clause.
I tried like this.



$params1['email'] =$DB->sql_like('email', '%'.$voucher_query.'%');


and I am passing the params1 value to query condition. I am getting the query as different and it is not working.
This is the query I am getting.



SELECT COUNT('x') FROM tbl_order WHERE active_ind = ? AND id = ? AND email = ? [array ( 0 => 1, 1 => 236909, 2 => 'email LIKE %emelchor% COLLATE utf8_bin ESCAPE '\\'', )]


the email condition is checking with equals to but not with like exactly. Can anyone help me out.?



Thanks in advance






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    I have a query with multiple conditions check.
    I want to add the condition to check the with like clause.
    I tried like this.



    $params1['email'] =$DB->sql_like('email', '%'.$voucher_query.'%');


    and I am passing the params1 value to query condition. I am getting the query as different and it is not working.
    This is the query I am getting.



    SELECT COUNT('x') FROM tbl_order WHERE active_ind = ? AND id = ? AND email = ? [array ( 0 => 1, 1 => 236909, 2 => 'email LIKE %emelchor% COLLATE utf8_bin ESCAPE '\\'', )]


    the email condition is checking with equals to but not with like exactly. Can anyone help me out.?



    Thanks in advance






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      I have a query with multiple conditions check.
      I want to add the condition to check the with like clause.
      I tried like this.



      $params1['email'] =$DB->sql_like('email', '%'.$voucher_query.'%');


      and I am passing the params1 value to query condition. I am getting the query as different and it is not working.
      This is the query I am getting.



      SELECT COUNT('x') FROM tbl_order WHERE active_ind = ? AND id = ? AND email = ? [array ( 0 => 1, 1 => 236909, 2 => 'email LIKE %emelchor% COLLATE utf8_bin ESCAPE '\\'', )]


      the email condition is checking with equals to but not with like exactly. Can anyone help me out.?



      Thanks in advance






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      I have a query with multiple conditions check.
      I want to add the condition to check the with like clause.
      I tried like this.



      $params1['email'] =$DB->sql_like('email', '%'.$voucher_query.'%');


      and I am passing the params1 value to query condition. I am getting the query as different and it is not working.
      This is the query I am getting.



      SELECT COUNT('x') FROM tbl_order WHERE active_ind = ? AND id = ? AND email = ? [array ( 0 => 1, 1 => 236909, 2 => 'email LIKE %emelchor% COLLATE utf8_bin ESCAPE '\\'', )]


      the email condition is checking with equals to but not with like exactly. Can anyone help me out.?



      Thanks in advance






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          You haven't shown the function call you are doing to retrieve the records, but I'm guessing it looks something like:



          $DB->get_records('order', $params);


          This simple DB syntax is only suitable for equals comparisons, if you want to do something more complex, you will need to rewrite it to use the get_records_select function instead, e.g.



          $select = 'active_ind = :ind AND id = :id AND '.$DB->sql_like('email', ':email');
          
$email = '%'.$DB->sql_like_escape($voucher_query).'%';
          
$params = ['ind' => $ind, 'id' => $id, 'email' => $email];
          
$result = $DB->get_records_select('order', $select, $params);





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            You haven't shown the function call you are doing to retrieve the records, but I'm guessing it looks something like:



            $DB->get_records('order', $params);


            This simple DB syntax is only suitable for equals comparisons, if you want to do something more complex, you will need to rewrite it to use the get_records_select function instead, e.g.



            $select = 'active_ind = :ind AND id = :id AND '.$DB->sql_like('email', ':email');
            
$email = '%'.$DB->sql_like_escape($voucher_query).'%';
            
$params = ['ind' => $ind, 'id' => $id, 'email' => $email];
            
$result = $DB->get_records_select('order', $select, $params);





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              You haven't shown the function call you are doing to retrieve the records, but I'm guessing it looks something like:



              $DB->get_records('order', $params);


              This simple DB syntax is only suitable for equals comparisons, if you want to do something more complex, you will need to rewrite it to use the get_records_select function instead, e.g.



              $select = 'active_ind = :ind AND id = :id AND '.$DB->sql_like('email', ':email');
              
$email = '%'.$DB->sql_like_escape($voucher_query).'%';
              
$params = ['ind' => $ind, 'id' => $id, 'email' => $email];
              
$result = $DB->get_records_select('order', $select, $params);





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                You haven't shown the function call you are doing to retrieve the records, but I'm guessing it looks something like:



                $DB->get_records('order', $params);


                This simple DB syntax is only suitable for equals comparisons, if you want to do something more complex, you will need to rewrite it to use the get_records_select function instead, e.g.



                $select = 'active_ind = :ind AND id = :id AND '.$DB->sql_like('email', ':email');
                
$email = '%'.$DB->sql_like_escape($voucher_query).'%';
                
$params = ['ind' => $ind, 'id' => $id, 'email' => $email];
                
$result = $DB->get_records_select('order', $select, $params);





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                You haven't shown the function call you are doing to retrieve the records, but I'm guessing it looks something like:



                $DB->get_records('order', $params);


                This simple DB syntax is only suitable for equals comparisons, if you want to do something more complex, you will need to rewrite it to use the get_records_select function instead, e.g.



                $select = 'active_ind = :ind AND id = :id AND '.$DB->sql_like('email', ':email');
                
$email = '%'.$DB->sql_like_escape($voucher_query).'%';
                
$params = ['ind' => $ind, 'id' => $id, 'email' => $email];
                
$result = $DB->get_records_select('order', $select, $params);






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