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Subject: SQL Question
From: Cyndi Bradberry <CyndiB@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 10:08:05 -0700
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A co-worker has just asked what to use as a variable replacement character
in a select statement.  I can't find anything in any manual. Is there such a
thing ?

For example in dos you could type DEL *.* and it would delete everything.
What do you use in SQL to imitate the * in the previous dos statement ?

Thanks,

Cyndi B.
Boise, ID

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