Thanks, I'll try that.
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That wouldn't catch "hellXXo"...
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Thanks!
But I might have no been clear, that the string I want to find is
actually "hello".
The substrings are strings I want to *ignore* when searching..
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Hi guys,
I'm looking for a way to pick up database records by comparing my string
to the database record's string.
The catch is that I have to "clean up" the database strings (not change
the record, just for the purpose of this query).
The basic query is:
Book.where(“title = ?”,”hello”)
And I
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