Execute a %LIKE% query in Qt





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I want to execute a parameterized in qt using value binding.



This is the code:



QString name = "Foo";
query->prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE %:surname%");
query->bindValue(":surname", name);


The problem is with the % character: it generates an error while executing the query, however i don't known how to use it with qt.










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    I want to execute a parameterized in qt using value binding.



    This is the code:



    QString name = "Foo";
    query->prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE %:surname%");
    query->bindValue(":surname", name);


    The problem is with the % character: it generates an error while executing the query, however i don't known how to use it with qt.










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      I want to execute a parameterized in qt using value binding.



      This is the code:



      QString name = "Foo";
      query->prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE %:surname%");
      query->bindValue(":surname", name);


      The problem is with the % character: it generates an error while executing the query, however i don't known how to use it with qt.










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      I want to execute a parameterized in qt using value binding.



      This is the code:



      QString name = "Foo";
      query->prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE %:surname%");
      query->bindValue(":surname", name);


      The problem is with the % character: it generates an error while executing the query, however i don't known how to use it with qt.







      c++ qt qt5 qsqlquery






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          You do not have to use "%" in the prepare but concatenate the QString, on the other hand it is not necessary so far I have not needed to use a QSqlQuery pointer so I recommend not using it since it has a copy constructor.



          QSqlQuery query;
          QString name = "Foo";
          query.prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE :surname");
          query.bindValue(":surname", QString("%%1%").arg(name));
          query.exec();
          while(query.next())
          qDebug()<< query.value(0) << query.value(1);





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            You do not have to use "%" in the prepare but concatenate the QString, on the other hand it is not necessary so far I have not needed to use a QSqlQuery pointer so I recommend not using it since it has a copy constructor.



            QSqlQuery query;
            QString name = "Foo";
            query.prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE :surname");
            query.bindValue(":surname", QString("%%1%").arg(name));
            query.exec();
            while(query.next())
            qDebug()<< query.value(0) << query.value(1);





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              You do not have to use "%" in the prepare but concatenate the QString, on the other hand it is not necessary so far I have not needed to use a QSqlQuery pointer so I recommend not using it since it has a copy constructor.



              QSqlQuery query;
              QString name = "Foo";
              query.prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE :surname");
              query.bindValue(":surname", QString("%%1%").arg(name));
              query.exec();
              while(query.next())
              qDebug()<< query.value(0) << query.value(1);





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                You do not have to use "%" in the prepare but concatenate the QString, on the other hand it is not necessary so far I have not needed to use a QSqlQuery pointer so I recommend not using it since it has a copy constructor.



                QSqlQuery query;
                QString name = "Foo";
                query.prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE :surname");
                query.bindValue(":surname", QString("%%1%").arg(name));
                query.exec();
                while(query.next())
                qDebug()<< query.value(0) << query.value(1);





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                You do not have to use "%" in the prepare but concatenate the QString, on the other hand it is not necessary so far I have not needed to use a QSqlQuery pointer so I recommend not using it since it has a copy constructor.



                QSqlQuery query;
                QString name = "Foo";
                query.prepare("SELECT Name, Surname FROM employee WHERE Surname LIKE :surname");
                query.bindValue(":surname", QString("%%1%").arg(name));
                query.exec();
                while(query.next())
                qDebug()<< query.value(0) << query.value(1);






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