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You might get duplicate rows to the query if the text is repeated in the =
field. To eliminate dups use the distinct clause;
spool the output to a file for review later.
Select number_field from table_name where long_field like '%TEXT%';
be prepared to go to lunch if the table is large.
HTH
Ron Rogers (ROR)
>>> Kirsten.deWeerd_at_Oranjewoud.nl 08/22/00 09:38AM >>>
Question :
I've got a table with a number and a LONG-field. This Long contains text.
Someone asks me if and how he can select all numbers where the correspondin=
g
long-field text contains a certain word.
Using Oracle 7.2.3 and I haven't got a clue.
Help ?
Greets,
Kirsten
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