IsotopeSelect.where¶
Add a WHERE clause to a SQL query expression
Signature¶
IsotopeSelect<T>.where(
condition: string,
...args: any[]
): this
Parameters¶
condition
-
Condition expression — an expression can contain various placeholders, namely
?
which can be passed as variadic arguments. See the official AWS documentation on the SimpleDB query language in order to learn about the types of expressions that can be used in SQL queries or see this section for some usage examples. A brief overview: ...args
-
Placeholder arguments which are replaced in the condition expression — note that string values are auto-quoted if the encoding is set to
"json"
. If the condition contains aLIKE
expression, string values must include a%
sign which is not quoted, so JSON values can also be searched.
Example¶
=
¶
`` ts tab="JSON encoding"
// SELECT * FROM
domainWHERE (
key= '"value"')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("
key` = ?", "value")
.toString()
``` ts tab="Text encoding"
// SELECT * FROM `domain` WHERE (`key` = 'value')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("`key` = ?", "value")
.toString()
LIKE
¶
`` ts tab="JSON encoding"
// SELECT * FROM
domainWHERE (
keyLIKE '"value%')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("
key` LIKE ?", "value%")
.toString()
``` ts tab="Text encoding"
// SELECT * FROM `domain` WHERE (`key` LIKE 'value%')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("`key` LIKE ?", "value%")
.toString()
AND
¶
`` ts tab="JSON encoding"
// SELECT * FROM
domainWHERE (
key>= '1') AND (
key<= '2')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("
key>= ?", 1)
.where("
key` <= ?", 2)
.toString()
``` ts tab="Text encoding"
// SELECT * FROM `domain` WHERE (`key` >= '1') AND (`key` <= '2')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("`key` >= ?", 1)
.where("`key` <= ?", 2)
.toString()
OR
¶
`` ts tab="JSON encoding"
// SELECT * FROM
domainWHERE (
key= '1' OR
key= '2')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("
key= ? OR
key` = ?", 1, 2)
.toString()
``` ts tab="Text encoding"
// SELECT * FROM `domain` WHERE (`key` = '1' OR `key` = '2')
isotope.getQueryBuilder()
.where("`key` = ? OR `key` = ?", 1, 2)
.toString()