matt1
This may be a newbie question, sorry about that, but i can’t figure it out.
Im trying to make a simple thing
import Ecto.Query
...
filter = %{key: "tags", value: "aaa"}
value = filter[:value]
fragment(" '?' =ANY (tags)", value)
But I get every time undefined function fragment/2
I tried importing or using API Builder etc but without result.
Anyone has a full example? (I’m using ":ecto, "3.0.6"
thanks in advance
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jdj_dk
No need for apologies. I assume it is because you need to use the fragment inside a Query. Can you show the entire function?
Here is an example
from Ecto.Query — Ecto v3.14.0
jegaxd26
You can also use dynamic if you need to use fragment outside Query
matt1
Full code
https://gist.github.com/mberrueta/1a18c9bdf4a96839ee69a6a3092b3483
matt1
I use dynamic, but i need a query like
SELECT * from services where 'xxxx' =ANY(tags)jegaxd26
If you want to use fragment outside Query you need to wrap it inside dynamic, I don’t see you doing that in your gist. What I mean is something like this
dynamic([d], fragment("?=ANY (tags)", d.some_field))matt1
perfect! that was the solution! thank you so much!