bubbisthedog
Programmer
Hello, all. Great forum.
I'm querying a DB2 table, trying to filter records according to whether or not the, let's say, 'field' value, contains a forward slash (/). I've tried
using the backslash (\) to escape the (/) to no avail (records returned are 0). Could someone please suggest another option that I have?
Thank you kindly for any assistance!
Regards,
bubbis
I'm querying a DB2 table, trying to filter records according to whether or not the, let's say, 'field' value, contains a forward slash (/). I've tried
Code:
WHERE *field* = '%\/\%'
Thank you kindly for any assistance!
Regards,
bubbis