Customize the operator for the SQL command

With JDeveloper 12.1.3, I created a search form "Panel with ADF Query Table".  After having specified the search parameters, the SQL that is subject to the MSSQL root command generates the following error message:

< oracle.adf.controller > < Utils > < buildFacesMessage > < ADF: addition of the following JSF error: incorrect syntax [FMWGEN] [SQLServer JDBC Driver] [SQL Server] close to ' |'. >

java.sql.SQLException: incorrect syntax [FMWGEN] [SQLServer JDBC Driver] [SQL Server] close to ' |'.

Here is the part of SQL code that is the question:

WHERE (((city AS (?) || '%')) AND (State AS (?) || '%') ) ) ) )

Since MSSQL does not accept the "|" as an operator is valid, an error message is generated.  MSSQL expects the CONCAT function or operator ' + '.  Is it possible and easy to configure JDeveloper for change the operator of ' | ' to the CONCAT function?

OK, your settings are looking as it should.

You have two options to work around the problem.

(1) use your own sql generator, as shown here http://www.jobinesh.com/2013/02/customizing-sql-builder-class.html

(2) modify the sql code generated for the START WITH operator generate the right sql for sql server code. For this, you can override the method getViewCriteriaItem() as shown here https://tompeez.wordpress.com/2011/08/21/extending-viewcriteria-to-use-sql-contains-4/

Timo

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