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Resolve handling of ESCAPE clause with LIKE queries on EclipseLink #2955
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Related: #2954 |
Looks like this is HSQL's fault. When I run the same tests against H2, it runs just fine. |
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Migrate tests to H2 to verify LIKE with ESCAPE works properly on EclipseLink with Spring Data JPA. See #2955
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Migrate tests to H2 to verify LIKE with ESCAPE works properly on EclipseLink with Spring Data JPA. See #2955
This fix should be candidate for backporting to supported versions of Spring Data JPA. |
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in: query-parser
Everything related to parsing JPQL or SQL
in: repository
Repositories abstraction
type: regression
A regression from a previous release
For some reason, EclipseLink doesn't handle the LIKE queries with SpEL expressions and the ESCAPE character. For Hibernate, this involved a change to the HQL grammer.
However for EclipseLink, this may be a different issue.
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