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I've searched the archives and Googled it, but so far, no soap.
I'm using STRSQL to try to run a basic report, and I need some kind of
"Contains" function. In simplified form, here is what I'm trying to do.
File has 2 fields:
FIELD5 (5 char. alpha)
FIELD100 (100 char. alpha)
I want a report of all records where the string in FIELD5 is not contained
anywhere within the string in FIELD100 (in the same record).list
Sounds simple, right?
Apparently (best I can determine), there is no SQL function to use in the
Where clause. Or am I wrong?
LIKE doesn't help.
I know I can write a quick RPG program to do this, but if I (an
SQL-newbie)
can learn a new technique, it will make my day.
Any thoughts?
TIA for any and all responses.
~TA~
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