Came across another small difference related to criteria queries..
When using Hibernate/SQL, I had to build 'like' criteria as follows, with
'%' for wildcards:
List<ConditionalCriteria> conditions =
ConditionalCriteriaBuilder.criteriaFor(A.class)
.withProperty(AProperties.someAttr()).like("%matchstring%")
.build();
When using MongoDB, I had to omit the '%':
List<ConditionalCriteria> conditions =
ConditionalCriteriaBuilder.criteriaFor(A.class)
.withProperty(AProperties.someAttr()).like("matchstring")
.build();
I don't know if the % are supposed to be required or not.
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