Fix typo in README.adoc #3530
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Fix typo in README.adoc #3530
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The correct wildcard for JPQL is `%`. Original pull request #3530
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The correct wildcard for JPQL is `%`. Original pull request #3530
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The correct wildcard for JPQL is `%`. Original pull request #3530
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Hi team,
This PR addresses an issue in the README file related to the usage example of the
findByFirstnameLikemethod in Spring Data JPA.Before
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Using an asterisk (*) in the LIKE clause does not work for pattern matching in SQL. The proper wildcard character for the LIKE clause in SQL is the percentage symbol (%).
Thank you.