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search engine doesn't search in tables - codebeamer 22.04

Amaury
3-Newcomer

search engine doesn't search in tables - codebeamer 22.04

Hi,

In a tracker of requirements, the filter doesn't work with wildcard:

  1. for a key like this "XC%":
    1. The engine find "XCSIMU" (ok), but it doesn't find "XC_DEBUG_SRC" (NOK)
    2. AF_11027347_0-1713804258931.png

       

  2. If we do the same thing with "description" field, the result doesn't contain results with de keyword inside a table (same key):
    1. AF_11027347_1-1713804539396.png

       

    2. I don't see the requirement wich contains this table with "XC IMU POSTPRO":
      1. AF_11027347_2-1713804606186.png

         

    3. the warning message is not true: AF_11027347_3-1713804688306.png

      MySQL however supports the % character at the start of an occurrence:

      https://www.w3schools.com/mysql/mysql_wildcards.asp:
      1. (WHERE CustomerName LIKE '%a', Finds any values that ends with "a")
    4. Moreover search for a full title works witk "like" operator, but search for a work in a title doesn't work:
      1. AF_11027347_4-1713805035254.png

         

      2. AF_11027347_5-1713805060986.png

        Doesn't find "Firware restriction"

ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Accepted Solutions

This issue does not appear in Codebeamer 2.1 any more. Filters are working as expected in Codebeamer 2.1.
See article: https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS416833

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Amaury
3-Newcomer
(To:Amaury)

support request opened: #17325810

This issue does not appear in Codebeamer 2.1 any more. Filters are working as expected in Codebeamer 2.1.
See article: https://www.ptc.com/en/support/article/CS416833

Amaury
3-Newcomer
(To:AndrasJ_hu)

Hi,

the filter works with version 2.1.0.3 (mysql). But the warning message below seems to be useless because "%keyword" works:

  1. the warning message is not true: Amaury_0-1725007517330.png

     

    MySQL however supports the % character at the start of an occurrence:

    https://www.w3schools.com/mysql/mysql_wildcards.asp:
    1. (WHERE CustomerName LIKE '%a', Finds any values that ends with "a")
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