I have 2 models - Candidate and Keyword and has_and_belongs_to_many association between them.
If i want to find all candidates where a keyword.name equals to sth - i just need to do a search in Candidate model like this-and it works fine.
def self.search(search)
includes(:keywords).where("keywords.name" => "#{search}")
end
But what if i need to search for candidates where keyword.name contains a string (equivalent of "LIKE" clause)? I've tried multiple ideas but cannot find a good solution...
Try this:
.where("keywords.name LIKE ?", "%#{search}%")
EDIT
Note: this requires using .joins
instead of .includes
before the WHERE
query.
You can use a LIKE query using the parameter replacement syntax, with any SQL dialect supported by RAILS:
def self.search(search)
includes(:keywords).where("keywords.name LIKE ?", "%#{search}%")
end
This will replace the '?' in the query string with the amended search value to produce this SQL condition with a search string of "sth":
WHERE keywords.name LIKE '%sth%'
The search value is bookended with "%" (SQL wildcard character) outside the query string. Including the "%" inside the query string will cause them to appear outside the quoted representation of the search value:
WHERE keywords.name LIKE %'sth'%
which will simply not work.
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