parentheses in keywords

rob caSSon writes:
 > i'm playing with a web front end to refdb-0.9.4-pre5, and may have
 > stumbled on a small bug...
 > 
 > using the test data, searching on something like "10102-43-9 (Nitric
 > Oxide)" fails with "subselect failed"
 > 
 > i first tried escaping them with slashes for the RLIKE, as this works
 > for [], but to no avail..
 > 
 > from the looks of the log, the final parentheses is getting cut off:
 > 
 > getref -t risx :KW:="10102-43-9 (Nitric Oxide)"
 > 
 > from the log:
 > 
 > SELECT DISTINCT t_xkeyword.xref_id FROM t_xkeyword, t_keyword
 >     WHERE t_xkeyword.xkeyword_type='REFERENCE'
 >         AND t_keyword.keyword_id=t_xkeyword.keyword_id
 >         AND t_keyword.keyword_name RLIKE '10102-43-9 (Nitric Oxide'
 > 
 > aside from the missing parentheses, it just needs the necessary escaping
 > for the RLIKE:
 > 
 > SELECT DISTINCT t_xkeyword.xref_id FROM t_xkeyword, t_keyword
 >     WHERE t_xkeyword.xkeyword_type='REFERENCE'
 >         AND t_keyword.keyword_id=t_xkeyword.keyword_id
 >         AND t_keyword.keyword_name RLIKE '10102-43-9 \\(Nitric Oxide\\)'
 > 
 > hope this isn't a dupe, or just plain stupidity on my part ;)
 > 

I'd rather suspect it's my fault. I can reproduce it over here, but I
think that the problem is unrelated to SQL parser problems. I guess it
is my query parser that screws up things. As a temporary workaround,
something like (using SQLite):

  getref -t risx :KW:="10102-43-9 (Nitric Oxide%"

should do the trick. I'll try to get back with a fix asap.

regards,
Markus

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Markus Hoenicka
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