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Currently it is only possible to write queries that involve JSON operations in a RawQuery.
But they in turn clash with the placeholder for the parameter ?.
For example when using ?| in a query you get an System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array. because it thinks ? is a placeholder.
It would be nice if there exists a possibility to escape the ? by a \ as it is already possible/necessary for { and } (which are also used in JSON operations, e.g data#>>'{Some,Path,To,Field}').
Another, even better, solution would be to have special query methods, that are especially used for JSON queries. I know this is a PostgreSQL specific problem so maybe this could be solved with something which is only enabled when using engine specific queries?
There exist some JSON specific operations in PostgreSQL that begin with the questionmark: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/functions-json.html
Currently it is only possible to write queries that involve JSON operations in a
RawQuery
.But they in turn clash with the placeholder for the parameter
?
.For example when using
?|
in a query you get anSystem.IndexOutOfRangeException: Index was outside the bounds of the array.
because it thinks?
is a placeholder.It would be nice if there exists a possibility to escape the
?
by a\
as it is already possible/necessary for{
and}
(which are also used in JSON operations, e.gdata#>>'{Some,Path,To,Field}'
).Another, even better, solution would be to have special query methods, that are especially used for JSON queries. I know this is a PostgreSQL specific problem so maybe this could be solved with something which is only enabled when using engine specific queries?
Related:
#235
#346
#358
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