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David,

Do you really need SQL for this?

Can you not do a CHECK/SCAN/XLATE with a string/array of non-displayable
hex codes (all less than x'40') on your data? XLATE to x'40' should be
doable.

With regards,
Carel Teijgeler

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On 26-3-2009 at 15:18 David FOXWELL wrote:

This will show the first position and all rows containing the value hex
40.

SELECT locate( X'40', myfield, 1), myfield FROM myfile WHERE
locate( X'40', myfield)>0

How can I find hex values less that 40?

Thanks

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