I am trying to use the Sequelize ORM's feature that allows referring the nested column from the included Models (See Sequelize Docs: Complex where clauses at the top-level). In the docs it states that, I can use $nested.column$
syntax.
The following is what I was trying to do:
let where = { memberId };
if (req.query.search) {
const like = { [Op.like]: `%${req.query.search}%` };
where = {
...where,
[Op.or]: [
{ '$bookItem.serial$': like },
{ '$bookItem.book.name$': like },
{ '$bookItem.book.ISBNCode$': like },
],
};
}
const options = {
where,
include: [
{
model: models.BookItem,
as: 'bookItem',
required: false,
include: [
{
model: models.Book,
as: 'book',
attributes,
required: false,
},
],
},
],
});
const transactions = await models.Borrow.findAll(options);
However, for the code above, I am getting the following error:
"Unknown column 'bookItem.serial' in 'where clause'"
What am I missing?
Full DB Schema: https://dbdiagram.io/d/5e08b6aaedf08a25543f79cb
Is bookitem
a Table? Or a Database?
bookItem.serial
either represents db.tbl
or tbl.column
bookItem.book.name
can only represent db.tbl.column
Since bookItem
seems to be a database name, then serial
must be a table name. At that point, "tablename LIKE ..." is a syntax error.
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