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Hi,
Are there any issues when using LIKE in an SQL declare statement?
I have the following line:
/EXEC SQL
+ DECLARE C6 CURSOR FOR SELECT LPROD, LWHS, LLOT, LLOC, LOPB, LISSU,
+ LADJU, LRCT, LIALOC, LISTAT, WLSTS FROM ILIL01 JOIN ILM ON WWHS =
+ LWHS AND WLOC = LLOC WHERE LWHS = :KEYWHS AND LPROD = :PROD AND L
+ LOC LIKE '%200' ORDER BY WLSTS, LLOC FOR FETCH ONLY
/END-EXEC
It seems to work when it finds 11A200 or 22A200, but it is not returning
2A200. Any ideas? Thanks!
Terri Harteau
Felker Brothers Corporation
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