this case, array('Order.destination' => 'Old Towne Bakery'). If you want to use a different SQL operator between terms, supply them using the second parameter: /* Contents of $this->request->data array( $this->Order->find('all', compact('conditions')); The third parameter allows you to tell CakePHP what SQL boolean operator to use between the find conditions. Strings like ‘AND’, ‘OR’ and ‘XOR’ are all valid values. Finally parse out any valid SQL comparison operator, including match expressions using LIKE, BETWEEN, or REGEX, as long as you leave a space between field name and the operator. The one exception here is IN (…)-style

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