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Hi,
I guess it's elementary stuff but I fail to find the correct solution
From a table like this:
| KEY | Name |
|---|---|
| 1 | Abhgh UIUjkj# |
| 2 | Akljhka |
| 3 | JHKGHJG # |
| 4 | Kljijihh# |
| 5 | Abhgh |
I want to load only the rows that contain the '#' character in field Name
Thanks,
Ionut
Is '#' always the last character, when contained in the record?
LOAD KEY, Name FROM Table.xls WHERE RIGHT(Name,1) = '#';
or use a search
LOAD KEY, Name FROM Table.xls WHERE Name LIKE '*#*';
Is '#' always the last character, when contained in the record?
LOAD KEY, Name FROM Table.xls WHERE RIGHT(Name,1) = '#';
or use a search
LOAD KEY, Name FROM Table.xls WHERE Name LIKE '*#*';
You can use Wildmatch() also see the load script
Source:
LOAD * Inline
[
KEY, Name
1, Abhgh UIUjkj#
2, Akljhka
3, JHKGHJG #
4, Kljijihh#
5, Abhgh
];
NewTable:
NoConcatenate
LOAD
KEY,Name
Resident Source
WHERE WildMatch(Name,'*#*');
DROP Table Source;