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Support all Predicate features in queries #805

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astigsen opened this issue Jan 20, 2017 · 7 comments
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Support all Predicate features in queries #805

astigsen opened this issue Jan 20, 2017 · 7 comments

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@astigsen
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astigsen commented Jan 20, 2017

  • LIKE
  • IN
  • BETWEEN
  • Collection Aggregates: .@count, .@sum, .@avg, .@min, .@max.
  • Collection queries: ANY, NONE
  • Subqueries
  • Keypath substitution %K
@Lida
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Lida commented Apr 11, 2017

Any progress on this?

@kristiandupont
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@Lida not yet. But now that you have subscribed to this issue, you will be informed as soon as there is. :-)

@luisalima
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👍

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@FranciscoMSM
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👍

@MihaelIsaev
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Is there possibility to query SUM?

@michelalbers
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michelalbers commented Dec 3, 2017

Is there a timetable for this? ANY, NONE and @count would be super useful.

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ironage commented Feb 13, 2018

Like, and the collection aggregates (.@count, .@sum, .@avg, .@min, .@max) are supported since version 2.2.0.

ANY can be used currently since it is implied over list properties (eg: items.price > 10 will return objects that have any items in their list with a price > 10).

Support for ANY, SOME, ALL, NONE, subqueries, and IN is in review and will be available soon.

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