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wondering if there an easy way to check for pgArrayContains in a case insensitive way if it is a String[]? or if it would be easy to implement maybe
or is it best to simply store values forced into either upper or lower case and do the same with queries?
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Hi Aaron,
We've been digging around and we have found the postgresql type citext: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/citext.html
I'm going to do some tests but I think I can create a new HibernateType that uses an array of citext instead of array of varchar.
Regards, Iván.
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Hi @aeischeid,
I've been working on citext support and I have it almost working. You can check the WIP version in this branch: https://github.com/kaleidos/grails-postgresql-extensions/tree/array_citext
citext
Currently it's possible to store Strings in citext columns but there is a problem when retrieving from the db and casting back to String.
Sweet! I will try to give it a look later today.
I've been doing some changes to support citext and you can see all of them in this PR #45.
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wondering if there an easy way to check for pgArrayContains in a case insensitive way if it is a String[]? or if it would be easy to implement maybe
or is it best to simply store values forced into either upper or lower case and do the same with queries?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: