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What this does tell me, though, is that instead of test () or search (), the jQuery team decided to use indexOf () to see if the value is in the string or not, which I hadn't thought of, and may be the best performance route
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- Test input Search box with React testing library - Stack Overflow
You need to pass in the props the component defines when you render it And don't test the value of the input, it's not actually that component's job to update it, test the callback was invoked with the right value
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I want to search a text from all my database stored procedures I use the below SQL: SELECT DISTINCT o name AS Object_Name, o type_desc FROM sys sql_modules m INNER JOIN
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Space before and after word To accomplish this, you'll write a query like the following which searches for the whole word, and pads the expression to search with a leading and trailing space to capture words at the start end of the expression: Note: I've used a contrived example to make this portable and demonstrable select t txt from (
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This query should find all values that use the specified config param: =>SUBPARTS:TestCase=> return Items=>TestStepValues[Value =i? "{CP[param]}"] The reason the query that you found doesn't work is that you can't use it for searches across TestCases It only works if the root of the search is set on or within a TestCase By first searching for all TestCases (=>SUBPARTS:TestCase) and then
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