Thanks, I'll try that.
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Hey sorry for misunderstanding it. You will have to use native database
specific regex or pure ruby based expressions and select im a bit bad at
regular expressions but i should look something like this :)
Post.all.select{|x| x.title ~= /[hello]*/ }
On Tue, Nov 18, 2014 at 1:45 PM, Tal Sh w
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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