On Wed, 2004-04-14 at 19:45, Ryan A wrote: > Hi, > I have a field "client_id" in the database and I have a search from where > the client can enter the client_id to match from the database and then > return the accounts details. > > Later on we had to tack a --<crap> after the client id, > eg: if the original client id was: > sadf_234 > > after the "tack" it becomes: > sadf_234--abcdef > > The client of course does not know about the extra bits we have added as its > for some internal functions, all he will do a > search on is sadf_234 > > I have tried to do this using the LIKE condition in my SQL statement but I > think I got the syntax a bit wrong coz its not working.... > > Feeling totally braindead...a little help appreciated.
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