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mpedrummer2 · 04-14-2004, 02:34 PM

If you search a column in a database for "6648-8%", and the column contains a record "6648-84U", that record will match, and the row will be returned.

This much I know.

How can I do it the other way? I want to be able to specify that a record should match "6648-8%", where that is actually the search string.

I've tried simply putting that in as the record...while that would make sense, it doesn't work.

I'm having very little luck with Google here, mainly because I'm unsure what to search for.

MPEDrummer

04-14-2004, 02:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
mpedrummer2 Insane	Wildcards, search engines, and more... If you search a column in a database for "6648-8%", and the column contains a record "6648-84U", that record will match, and the row will be returned. This much I know. How can I do it the other way? I want to be able to specify that a record should match "6648-8%", where that is actually the search string. I've tried simply putting that in as the record...while that would make sense, it doesn't work. I'm having very little luck with Google here, mainly because I'm unsure what to search for. MPEDrummer __________________ My sig can beat up your honor student.