Hello again,
Anne here😉
I found valuable help in this:
http://www.chronoengine.com/faqs/72-ccv5/5215-how-do-i-build-a-where-statement-in-ccv5.html
But another question is coming up:
If I want to write complex conditions like so:
How can I do this?
The example in the page mentioned above shows what you need to do if you want to select db entries with different values for 1 column, but not for 2 or more columns...
Thank you again for your kind help,
Anne
P.S. Promising to buy you some coffee, soon😉
Anne here😉
I found valuable help in this:
http://www.chronoengine.com/faqs/72-ccv5/5215-how-do-i-build-a-where-statement-in-ccv5.html
But another question is coming up:
If I want to write complex conditions like so:
model.column1 = valueA OR model.column2 = valueB
How can I do this?
The example in the page mentioned above shows what you need to do if you want to select db entries with different values for 1 column, but not for 2 or more columns...
Thank you again for your kind help,
Anne
P.S. Promising to buy you some coffee, soon😉
Or, in addition to the question above:
How can I set conditions for
Maybe its too simply, but I don't see it...
How can I set conditions for
(model.column1 = valueA AND model.column2 = valueB) OR (model.column1 = valueA AND model.column2 = valueC)
Maybe its too simply, but I don't see it...
Hi Anne,
The : syntax in the last section of the FAQ should work for this.
Bob
The : syntax in the last section of the FAQ should work for this.
Bob
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