CODEWITHSUNDEEP
mysqlpdomodx
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camelCase

Reputation: 5598

Trying to combine and/or arguments for MySQL query

I am attempting to query a MYSQL table with three 'scenarios' for finding objects. While I have successfully broken these into three separate queries I feel there has to be a 'better and faster' way to sift through the data. However, when I combine like below, I do not find any objects matching the query. This is using xPDO within MODx. The failed attempt is immediately below:

$orders=$modx->newQuery('Orders');
$orders->where(array(
    array( //scenario #1
        'Orders.start_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date,
        'AND:Orders.start_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date
    ),
    array( //scenario #2
         'OR:Orders.end_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date,
         'AND:Order.start_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date
    ),
    array( //scenario #3
        'OR:Orders.end_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date,
        'AND:Orders.end_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date       
    )
    ));
$conflictingOrders = $modx->getCollection('Orders',$orders);

However, if I run each scenario separately, it does pick up the objects correctly. Example:

$s1Query=$modx->newQuery('Orders');
$s1Query->where(array(array('Orders.start_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date,'AND:Orders.start_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date)));
$s1Results=$modx->getCollection('Orders',$s1Query);

Any ideas where I am going wrong in the first code? Please let me know if any further information is needed. Cheers!

Helpful doc:http://rtfm.modx.com/xpdo/2.x/class-reference/xpdoquery/xpdoquery.where

Upvotes: 1

Views: 83

Answers (1)

okyanet
okyanet

Reputation: 3146

The array scenarios in your code are being treated as AND conditions when listed in the $orders->where() method.

Try this:

$orders = $modx->newQuery('Orders');
$orders->where(array(
    'Orders.start_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date,
    'AND:Orders.start_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date
));
$orders->orCondition(array( //scenario #2
    'Orders.end_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date,
    'AND:Order.start_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date
));
$orders->orCondition(array( //scenario #3
    'Orders.end_date:>=' => $rentalDate->start_date,
    'AND:Orders.end_date:<=' => $rentalDate->end_date
));

// uncomment the following lines to see the raw query generated
// $orders->prepare();
// print_r($orders->toSql());

$conflictingOrders = $modx->getCollection('Orders',$orders);

Upvotes: 2

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