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Query Builder

To perform search queries, you need to use the query builder => \Oro\Bundle\SearchBundle\Query\Query.

Example:

$query = (new Query())
        ->select('subject')
        ->from('acme_demo_question')
        ->andWhere('priority_id', '=', 1', 'integer')
        ->orWhere('priority_id', '>', 100, 'integer');

The syntax of Query builder is close to Doctrine 2.

  • select() - accepts a string or array of strings representing field names in the search index. The values of those fields will be returned in the selected_data key of the response items. The select() parser will also accept SQL field name aliasing syntax, for example:
$query = (new Query())
        ->select('fieldvalue as name')

NOTE: If you do not want to overwrite the existing fields, use the addSelect() method. * from() - takes an array or string of entity aliases to search from. If the argument was *, then the search will be performed for all entities.

  • andWhere(), orWhere() - functions set AND WHERE and OR WHERE functions in search request.
    • First argument - field name to search from. It can be set to * for searching by all fields.
    • Second argument - operators <, >, =, !=, etc. This parameter will be ignored if the first argument is for the text field.
    • Third argument - value to search
    • Fourth argument - field type.
  • setFirstResult() - set the first result offset
  • setMaxResults() - set max results of records in result.

As the result of the query, Oro\Bundle\SearchBundle\Query\Result will be returned with the information about the search query and result items.