On Sunday, December 2, 2012 1:55:05 AM UTC-8, Martin Svoboda wrote:
Hello,
I'm want to use functionality of postgresql module pg_trgm in django. pg_trgm uses special operator % (percent sign). I don't know how should I escape it in query extra method.
# pure SQL
SELECT content, similarity(content, 'string') AS sml
FROM table
WHERE content % 'str'
ORDER BY sml DESC, content;
# This throws exception IndexError 'tuple index out of range'
# I tried to escape percent sign with %%, or \%, but I always get same exception
objects = MyModel.objects.extra(
select={'rank': 'similarity(content, %s)'},
select_params=[content],
where='content % %s',
params=[content],
order_by=['-rank']
)
# Raw query works ok
objects = MyModel.objects.raw('''SELECT *, similarity(content, %s) AS sml FROM table WHERE content %% %s ORDER BY sml DESC''', [content, content])
Can you help me how write percent sign in extra() method?
While this should not fix anything, can you try breaking it down like so.
objects = MyModel.objects.extra( where='content % %s', params=[content],)
objects = objects.extra(
select={'rank': 'similarity(content, %s)'}, select_params=[content], order_by=['-rank'])
That'll give us a hint at which of the two parts are giving us a problem.