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Hi Ura,
Try 'Select empname from emp where empname < 'T'
Kieran
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From: Ura! [mailto:ura_at_ymz.yaroslavl.ru]
Sent: 21 November 2000 06:15
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L
Subject: Re: Reg. SQL Operator..
Arul,
Ak> hi,
Ak> I would like to know how to write a query to fetch a range of records?.
Ak> Say,for example. i have a table Emp with Empname ( a Varchar2 col.).
Ak> To fetch Employees whose names starts with A to S .
Ak> Output should be :
Ak> Arul Ak> Binesh Ak> .. Ak> .. Ak> Rajan Ak> Sathish
Ak> Is there any operator like [A-S] ? as in Sybase...
1) select empname from emp where empname like 'A%' and empname like
'B%' ....
2) select ename from emp where substr(ename,1,1) in ('A','B',....)
Ak> Thanks.
Ak> Arul.
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