Wild Card Find or Select in Quick

[Peter Bateman]

Darren:

  If you wish to select a field that begins with a string then the % is not 
necessary.
  ie. ABC@ will bring back all data that begins with ABC.

  However, %ABC@ also works.

Regards,
Peter



>Dirk,
>
>I began the whole string with a % sign and received the expected data back. 
>I didn't realize that it had to be at the start there by making the whole 
>string a pattern. No partials allowed.
>
>Thanks for the help.
>
>Darren
>
>
>Rohde, Dirk wrote:
>>Have you started the select pattern with "%", or "%%" for case-sensitive 
>>patterns?
>>  Dirk Rohde
>>VantagePoint Systems
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