pub struct ModelQueryFilterOr<F0: ModelQueryFilter, F1: ModelQueryFilter> { /* private fields */ }

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impl<F0, F1> RefUnwindSafe for ModelQueryFilterOr<F0, F1>where F0: RefUnwindSafe, F1: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<F0, F1> Send for ModelQueryFilterOr<F0, F1>where F0: Send, F1: Send,

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impl<F0, F1> Sync for ModelQueryFilterOr<F0, F1>where F0: Sync, F1: Sync,

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impl<F0, F1> Unpin for ModelQueryFilterOr<F0, F1>where F0: Unpin, F1: Unpin,

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impl<F0, F1> UnwindSafe for ModelQueryFilterOr<F0, F1>where F0: UnwindSafe, F1: UnwindSafe,

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impl<F> ModelQueryFilterExt for Fwhere F: ModelQueryFilter,

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fn and<F1>(self, filter: F1) -> ModelQueryFilterAnd<F, F1>where F1: ModelQueryFilter,

Combine two filters with an AND operator

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User::select().filter(User::name.eq("John").and(User::age.gt(18))).exec(conn);

This will generate the following SQL query:

SELECT * FROM users WHERE users.name = ? AND users.age > ?;
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This is not a beautiful way to write this query, so you should use ‘&’ instead:

User::select().filter(User::name.eq("John") & User::age.gt(18)).exec(conn);
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fn or<F1>(self, filter: F1) -> ModelQueryFilterOr<F, F1>where F1: ModelQueryFilter,

Combine two filters with an OR operator

Example
User::select().filter(User::name.eq("John").or(User::age.gt(18))).exec(conn);

This will generate the following SQL query:

SELECT * FROM users WHERE users.name = ? OR users.age > ?;
Note

This is not a beautiful way to write this query, so you should use ‘|’ instead:

User::select().filter(User::name.eq("John") | User::age.gt(18)).exec(conn);
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