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  3. June 2006

Re: Hex char search in SQL?

Really bad grammar. Try again.

From what I can tell, the characters are usually X'224E20'.  It almost
seems like if these are some key-stroke combination that is not recognized,
but I'm not sure what they would be.



On 6/26/06, Ron Adams <rondadams@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


 I've got a number of instances in a particular table on my system where
we keep getting bad data at the end of the field. From what I can tell, the
characters are usually X'224E20', not sure it almost seems like if these
are some key-stroke combination that is not recognized, but I'm not sure
what they would be. I am trying to build an SQL statement to show all the
occurences, but I can figure out how to specify the select for the LIKE.
Here's my statement:

SELECT PLT, ITMID, MAJLOC, MINLOC FROM ccsdta/dcsilm WHERE MINLOC
LIKE X'4E'

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