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Re: Weird Characters in table

DSPPFM has an option to show the HEX values, there you can find out if there are characters different form blank ( x'40' ) after your email addres.

Ashish Kulkarni wrote:

Hi
I am running into weird issue of having some weird characters in table
which are not displayed on any SQL program, for example if i run query

select * from mycontact where email = 'myemail@xxxxxxxx'; this query does
not return any rows, but if i modify the query like below

select * from mycontact where email *like 'myemail@xxxxxxxx%'*; it returns
data, so i believe is there is some weird data after *.com *, but if i run

select * from mycontact; from 5250 screen or iseries navigator i dont see
any characters after .com, so how do i find what it is, and how do i fix
this data

Regards



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