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Lots of good answers. Thanks Birgitta, Vern, Peter, Brian, Mike, and M
Price.
However....
Smi% works. %mit% works. %ith does not work. Further testing shows
that Smith does not work either. It would seem to me that these would
all work or, none?
The code is:
...
d wSRCHLAST s 35 varying
...
wSRCHLAST = %trim(SRCHLAST);
...
where NALAST like :wSRCHLAST
...
By the way, glad I asked about case sensitive. "exec sql set option
SRTSEQ = *LANGIDSHR;" seems to have rung that bell. Thanks for that
suggestion.
On 11/16/2015 12:10 AM, Birgitta Hauser wrote:
I assume there are trailing blanks in your original field that are not
trimmed off.
If you specify '%ith' exactly the last 3 characters in your original field
have to be ith.
You may try WHERE RTrim(YourColumn) like '%ith'
Or WHERE Right(RTrim(YourColumn), 3) = 'ith'
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Best regards
Birgitta Hauser
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