Incorrect use of 'LIKE' (IncorrectUseLikeInQuery)¶
Type | Scope | Severity | Activated by default |
Minutes to fix |
Tags |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Error |
BSL |
Major |
Yes |
10 |
standard sql unpredictable |
Description¶
When using the operator LIKE
in the query text, it is allowed to use only
- constant string literals
- query parameters
It is forbidden to form a template string using calculations, use string concatenation using the query language.
Queries in which the control characters of the operator template LIKE
are in query fields or in calculated expressions are interpreted differently on different DBMSs.
Examples¶
String concatenation by language features¶
Allowed:
Field LIKE "123%"
Not allowed:
Field LIKE "123" + "%"
Field LIKE Table.Template
Operator template control characters LIKE are found in query fields or in calculated expressions¶
For example, instead of:
Query = New Query("
|SELECT
| Goods.Ref
|FROM
| Catalog.Goods AS Goods
|WHERE
| Goods.Country.Description LOKE &NameTemplate + "_"
|");
Query.SetParameter("NameTemplate", "FU");
Nessesary to use:
Query = New Query("
|SELECT
| Goods.Ref
|FROM
| Catalog.Goods AS Goods
|WHERE
| Goods.Country.Description LOKE &NameTemplate
|");
Query.SetParameter("NameTemplate", "FU_");
Sources¶
Snippets¶
Diagnostic ignorance in code¶
// BSLLS:IncorrectUseLikeInQuery-off
// BSLLS:IncorrectUseLikeInQuery-on
Parameter for config¶
"IncorrectUseLikeInQuery": false