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I have the following query
SELECT p.nome_completo, p.id_pessoa, curr.link_video, prof.nome as nome_profissao, fav.id_favorito as fav_id
FROM candidato as cand
INNER JOIN pessoa as p on (p.id_pessoa = cand.fk_pessoa)
INNER JOIN curriculo as curr on (cand.id_candidato = curr.fk_candidato)
INNER JOIN curriculo_has_profissao as chp on (curr.id_curriculo = chp.fk_id_curriculo)
INNER JOIN profissao as prof on (chp.fk_id_profissao = prof.id_profissao)
LEFT JOIN empregador_has_favorito_curriculo as efc on (efc.fk_id_curriculo = curr.id_curriculo)
LEFT JOIN favorito as fav on (fav.id_favorito = efc.fk_id_favorito)
WHERE prof.nome LIKE '%Abastecedor de Linha de Produção%' OR prof.nome LIKE '%Abastecedor de Máquinas%'
AND curr.fk_status_curriculo = 2
The idea is to bring all candidates when searching for a profession by name. I am using LIKE in case looking for Professor Return all types of registered teachers..
the strange thing about this query is that when I perform it, returns a result, with the profession Abastecedor de Linha de Produção, but if I remove the OR, leaving only the first clause of WHERE, should return the same result, since the profession is the same. But no, does not return any resutlado. I also tested exchange for '%Abastecedor%' to see if it would return any results, but also returned nothing.
Any idea ?
Could be something related to the origin of the logical operators, I tried to put the clauses of
orin brackets.– Miyukii
That’s not the point, the problem is with the
ORhe finds results with the professionAbastecedor de Linha de Produção, as in the query. The problem is when I leave only theprof.nome LIKE '%Abastecedor de Linha de Produção%'should return a result, but does not return– Matheus Barbosa