Dave, theoretically the jdbc datastores shouldn't have to do anything.
Oracle (and others I believe) inherits it's filter capabilities from
the generic SQLEncoder, so if you added it there, then it should add it
in the children.
Yes - as per my original message:
For other DB-based datastores, all you should have to do is add:
capabils.addType(AbstractFilter.LIKE);
To the filter capabilities of your DB-based datastore.TEST TEST TEST
I'm sure this will work for Oracle and DB2. It's currently working in
Postgresql. I have no idea what MySQL's "like" implementation is like
(no pun intended).
dave
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