I know that the following is not allowed as a row filter
'canada%.txt' or 'canada*.txt'
and I guess I can rewrite my filter as
file_name like 'Canada%' and file_name like '%.txt'
should work.
But is there a开发者_JAVA百科n easier way instead of determing where the % is and spliting the string?
I don't believe that CHARINDEX is allowed in the filter expression.
You might try to dynamically build the filter string from C# (very much untested, but here's a possible syntax):
//split the original string using the wildcard as the delimiter
string[] f = s.Split('%');
//use the resulting array to build the resultstring
string resultstring = 'file_name like "' + f[0] + '%" and file_name like "%' + f[1] + '"'
//view.RowFilter = resultstring;
Here is the solution that I came up with
private string CreateRowFilter(string remoteFilePattern)
{
string[] pattern = remoteFilePattern.Split(new char[] { '*', '%' });
int length = pattern.GetUpperBound(0);
if (length == 0)
{
return String.Format("Name = '{0}'", pattern[0]);
}
StringBuilder fileter = new StringBuilder(
String.Format("Name LIKE '{0}*' ", pattern[0]));
for (int segment = 1; segment < length; segment++)
{
fileter.Append(
String.Format("AND Name LIKE '*{0}*' ", pattern[segment]));
}
if(String.IsNullOrEmpty(pattern[length]) == false)
{
fileter.Append(
String.Format("AND Name LIKE '*{0}' ", pattern[length]));
}
return fileter.ToString();
}
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