Hi I have written the following Typeform Querybuilder code...
queryBuilder.andWhere('tdm.type =:type', { type: filters.type })
queryBuilder.andWhere('tdm.form =:form', { form: filters.formId })
if (filters.orLeadId && filters.orSupportId) {
queryBuilder.andWhere(subQb => {
subQb.where('tdm.leadId = :lead', { lead: filters.orLeadId }),
subQb.orWhere('tdm.supportId = :support', {
support: filters.orSupportId,
})
})
}
But it results in neglecting the andWhere Operators and results in the following query
SELECT "tdm"."id" AS "tdm_id", "tdm"."form_id" AS "tdm_form_id" FROM "tdm" "tdm" WHERE "tdm"."lead_id" = $1 OR "tdm"."support_id" = $2
Can anyone help me to get the above code right please!!!
I refactored the code as follows
if (filters.orLeadId && filters.orSupportId) {
queryBuilder.andWhere(
new Brackets(subQb => {
subQb
.where('tdm.leadId = :lead', { lead: filters.orLeadId })
.orWhere('tdm.supportId = :support', {
support: filters.orSupportId,
})
})
)
I followed TypeORM find where conditions AND OR chaining and its working like a charm
I think new Brackets
will have to be used here so the clause containing the two conditions to be OR'ed are inside the brackets after AND
as it would be when writing in plain SQL
queryBuilder
.andWhere('tdm.type =:type', { type: filters.type })
.andWhere('tdm.form =:form', { form: filters.formId })
if (filters.orLeadId && filters.orSupportId) {
queryBuilder.andWhere(
new Brackets(subQb => {
subQb
.where('tdm.leadId = :lead', { lead: filters.orLeadId })
.orWhere('tdm.supportId = :support', { support: filters.orSupportId })
})
)
}
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