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Combined Filter Conditions

  • January 15, 2020
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Harm Horstman
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For big dataset it could help a lot for the performance to avoid using 'LIKE’ in where clauses.

I expected a different behavior, depending on 'Filter Condition’ 

Example:

Combined filter value: 2019 2020 

Result:   

SELECT .. FROM .. t1 WHERE (t1.[ACC_YEAR] LIKE '%2019%’) or (t1.[ACC_YEAR] Like '%2020%’)

Should be:

SELECT .. FROM .. t1 WHERE (t1.[ACC_YEAR] = 2019) or (t1.[ACC_YEAR] = 2020)

 

Best answer by Erwin Ekkel

The manual states: The Advanced option affects the expansion of the search/filter screens. 

This implies that the filter condition is not used for the Combined filter. So please make a wish for this. 

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This is either a bug or a wish. The filter condition is only applied to the filter (right mouse button: filter) and not to the combined filter. 


Harm Horstman
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In my opinion it's a bug, but most users won't mention it, because it only is relavant for larger data sets.


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The manual states: The Advanced option affects the expansion of the search/filter screens. 

This implies that the filter condition is not used for the Combined filter. So please make a wish for this. 


Harm Horstman
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Ok, I will do


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