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Need a help in a filtering of information...
Becka
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2008-02-18
edited 2008-02-19
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Hi all..
I need to filter a table... For example i need to filter table by words in which there's 'X' symbol, and in second case by words in which there's no 'X' symbol... If any ideas just help me
thanks to all
MCSD
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JedrzejT
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2008-02-18
HI,
1 case
Words with X symbol
Filter:
*X*
2 case
Words without X symbol
Filter:
<>*X*
Second one work only on SQL Server option.
We cannot use wildcards (*) with excluding filters (<>) in native databse.
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Becka
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2008-02-18
nope.. i need to filter it from C/AL code..
MCSD
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tinoruijs
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2008-02-18
record.SETFILTER(field, '*%1*', 'X');
Tino Ruijs
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garak
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2008-02-18
YorRecord.setfilter(YourFieldToFiler,'
@*%1*
','x'); <- these shows all Records where in YourFieldTofilter is an x (@ <- not case sensitive)
YourRecord.setfilter(YourFieldToFiler,'<>
@*%1*
','x'); <- all record, without an x
Regards
Do you make it right, it works too!
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Becka
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2008-02-19
okay... I made it..
that's my code: SETFILTER(FieldForFilter,'%1','x*');
thanks
MCSD
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1 case
Words with X symbol
Filter:
*X*
2 case
Words without X symbol
Filter:
<>*X*
Second one work only on SQL Server option.
We cannot use wildcards (*) with excluding filters (<>) in native databse.
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Tino Ruijs
Microsoft Dynamics NAV specialist
YourRecord.setfilter(YourFieldToFiler,'<>@*%1*','x'); <- all record, without an x
Regards
that's my code: SETFILTER(FieldForFilter,'%1','x*');
thanks
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