.....the right way to construct a sql search query from a list of parameters...
//this is obviously a c# example but the pattern shud hold gud in general for any freakin language out there
//this is obviously a c# example but the pattern shud hold gud in general for any freakin language out there
public string constructASearchQuery(searchOperator[] theSearchOperators)
{
StringBuilder searchQuery = new StringBuilder(@"select somecolumn from" + "theTable");
if (theSearchOperators != null) { bool firstCriterion = true; int index = 0; foreach (searchOperator theSearchCriterion in theSearchOperators) { if (theSearchCriterion != null && !(string.IsNullOrEmpty(theSearchCriterion.Id)) && !(string.IsNullOrEmpty(theSearchCriterion.Value)) && !(string.IsNullOrEmpty(theSearchCriterion.OperatorExpression))) { if (firstCriterion) { searchQuery.Append(" where " + theSearchCriterion.Id + theSearchCriterion.OperatorExpression + "'" + theSearchCriterion.Value + "'"); firstCriterion = false; } else { searchQuery.Append(" and " + theSearchCriterion.Id + theSearchCriterion.OperatorExpression + "'" + theSearchCriterion.Value + "'"); } index++; } } //if (index > 0) //query constructed }
return searchQuery.ToString();}
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