Rewrite LIKE clauses with wildcards as CONCAT functions. #2940
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We support wrapping parameters (named or positional) with optional wildcards when doing LIKE patterns. This is out-of-band and requires moving the wildcards into the bindings. To stop doing this and causing race conditions, we can instead rewrite the queries using the CONCAT function. This function is standard across relational database (native queries) as well as JPA providers (Hibernate and EclipseLink). Resolves #2939. Related: #2760. Original Pull Request: #2940. Superceding Pull Request: #2944
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We support wrapping parameters (named or positional) with optional wildcards when doing LIKE patterns. This is out-of-band and requires moving the wildcards into the bindings. To stop doing this and causing race conditions, we can instead rewrite the queries using the CONCAT function. This function is standard across relational database (native queries) as well as JPA providers (Hibernate and EclipseLink). See #2939 See #2760 Original Pull Request: #2940 Superceding Pull Request: #2944
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We support wrapping parameters (named or positional) with optional wildcards when doing LIKE patterns. This is out-of-band and requires moving the wildcards into the bindings. To stop doing this and causing race conditions, we can instead rewrite the queries using the CONCAT function. This function is standard across relational database (native queries) as well as JPA providers (Hibernate and EclipseLink). See #2939 See #2760 Original Pull Request: #2940 Superceding Pull Request: #2944
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We support wrapping parameters (named or positional) with optional wildcards when doing LIKE patterns. This is out-of-band and requires moving the wildcards into the bindings. To stop doing this and causing race conditions, we can instead rewrite the queries using the CONCAT function. This function is standard across relational database (native queries) as well as JPA providers (Hibernate and EclipseLink). See #2939 See #2760 Original Pull Request: #2940 Superceding Pull Request: #2944
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