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To use the LIKE predicate and be able to find strings with the wildcard
characters, you have to escape them. You do this using an ESCAPE
expression. You want to use a character that won't otherwise be in any
of the values tested.
LIKE ’AAAA+%BBB%’ ESCAPE ’+’
means that it will match values that start with AAAA%BBB - the final %
sign is a wildcard, the first one is a true % sign.
Found this in the reference manual under predicates in the language
elements chapter (2, that is).
HTH
Vern
Musselman, Paul wrote:
The scan for PercentSign isn't '%%%%' is it?
Paul E Musselman
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