Hi everyone:
In the past I've used LIKE statements in my selection formulas. For example,
{Clinical_Transaction.proc_code} like '???DREVIEW'
Now I need to do the opposite. I have tried the following:
{Clinical_Transaction.proc_code} not like '???DREVIEW'
{Clinical_Transaction.proc_code} <> like '???DREVIEW'
In one case, CR tells me I'm missing a ). In the other case, it tells me i need a boulean or some such.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Paul
In the past I've used LIKE statements in my selection formulas. For example,
{Clinical_Transaction.proc_code} like '???DREVIEW'
Now I need to do the opposite. I have tried the following:
{Clinical_Transaction.proc_code} not like '???DREVIEW'
{Clinical_Transaction.proc_code} <> like '???DREVIEW'
In one case, CR tells me I'm missing a ). In the other case, it tells me i need a boulean or some such.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Paul