Hi all,
What's the trick for using wildcards such as '%' in string patterns in queries?
I can't find anything on it in the S-SQL reference and I've tried several different things - I either get a database error or the Emacs debugger kicks in complaining about an end of file, or some such problem.
Regards,
Sebastian
Sebastian Tennant schrieb:
Hi all,
What's the trick for using wildcards such as '%' in string patterns in queries?
I can't find anything on it in the S-SQL reference and I've tried several different things - I either get a database error or the Emacs debugger kicks in complaining about an end of file, or some such problem.
(:where (:like 'field "String%"))
Jens
Quoth Jens Teich info@jensteich.de:
Sebastian Tennant schrieb:
What's the trick for using wildcards such as '%' in string patterns in queries?
(:where (:like 'field "String%"))
Thanks Jens. I tried the above. It turns out the problem I am having has to do with SLIME and non-ASCII characters in the results.
Regards,
Sebastian
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