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Issue created Dec 27, 2018 by BH Apps@bhapps

Use multiple Where clauses when using fetch()

ReActiveAndroid Version: latest

Bug or Feature Request: Use multiple Where clauses when using fetch()

Description: There is still an issue where I wish to return all (or paginated) data filtered by the query using fetch() which returns the error of Cannot bind argument at index 2 because the index is out of range. The statement has 1 parameters

All the documentation advises only of using fetchSingle() when using multiple Where clauses I wish not to return only the first hit, but all (or some) data items.

  • Maybe fetch() has not been implemented for using multiple Where clauses
  • fetch() with multiple clauses would require List<> return type
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