MrMitchell
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Hey all,
I have a database that has a service code field that contains values such as "F*", "X?", etc., and it's formatted in this format for each work order with vertical bars to seperate out the indvidual codes ala:
Service Code String
I{|F*|X?|TW|
I keep running into issues where I'm trying to filter for service code "F*", and it's returning all values that begin with "F", and I was wondering if there was any way around having it autoformat into the Like operand? any help would be greatly appreciated, I know it's not the best way to format the string but I didn't design it or I would have ommitted *!! Thanks for any help!
I have a database that has a service code field that contains values such as "F*", "X?", etc., and it's formatted in this format for each work order with vertical bars to seperate out the indvidual codes ala:
Service Code String
I{|F*|X?|TW|
I keep running into issues where I'm trying to filter for service code "F*", and it's returning all values that begin with "F", and I was wondering if there was any way around having it autoformat into the Like operand? any help would be greatly appreciated, I know it's not the best way to format the string but I didn't design it or I would have ommitted *!! Thanks for any help!