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  3. February 2005

SQL wildcard search

I am sure my terminology is wrong, but I would like to use SQLRPGLE to
choose all of the records in a file that have a certain group of letters in
any one of three fields.

for example, select the records that have "mor" in Field1, Field2, or Field3
  This would return records that had the words more, moron, Mort, mortgage,
amore, smores, or mortuary in any one of those three fields.

I tried Where Field1 like %mor%  and that appeared to work, but I can't
figure out how to and/or the clause to choose Field 2 & Field3.

 
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