Summary
Use this methods when you want to group search queries.
The query will be formatted to something like this:
Select * from Survey_Customer where SurveyHeaderID = XXX And ( (FirstName=xxx) or (LastName=xxx) or ...))
Use this methods when you want to group search queries.
The query will be formatted to something like this:
Select * from Survey_Customer where SurveyHeaderID = XXX And ( (FirstName=xxx) or (LastName=xxx) or ...))
TList<SurveyCustomer> scList = new TList<SurveyCustomer>();
SurveyCustomerParameterBuilder pb = new SurveyCustomerParameterBuilder();
pb.AppendEquals(SurveyCustomerColumn.SurveyHeaderId, surveyHeaderId.ToString());
pb.BeginGroup("And");
pb.Junction = ""; // need this empty space after calling BeginGroup
pb.AppendLike(SurveyCustomerColumn.Company, "%" + keyword + "%");
pb.Junction = "or";
pb.AppendEquals(SurveyCustomerColumn.FirstName, keyword);
pb.Junction = "or";
pb.AppendEquals(SurveyCustomerColumn.LastName, keyword);
pb.Junction = "or";
pb.AppendEquals(SurveyCustomerColumn.EmailAddress, keyword);
pb.Junction = "or";
pb.AppendLike(SurveyCustomerColumn.Comments, "%" + keyword + "%");
pb.Junction = "or";
pb.AppendLike(SurveyCustomerColumn.Note1, "%" + keyword + "%");
pb.Junction = "or";
pb.AppendLike(SurveyCustomerColumn.Url, "%" + keyword + "%");
try // this needs to go in a try catch since db is expecting a long and user might type in a 'string'
{
long surveyCustomerId = long.Parse(keyword);
pb.AppendEquals(SurveyCustomerColumn.SurveyCustomerId, surveyCustomerId.ToString());
pb.Junction = "or";
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// not a valid long
}
pb.Junction = ""; // need this empty space before calling EndGroup
pb.EndGroup();
scList = DataRepository.SurveyCustomerProvider.Find(pb.GetParameters());
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