Filter in c/al

Durand
Member Posts: 61
Hello,
I shall like leaking out a table on a portion of field (key), in C / AL, example:
Table containing 4 recordings: COSIMA, COSAN, COSINE, INECE
Filter COSI
Answer: COSIMA, COSINE
I tried the joker * in the SETFILTER but unsuccessfully.
Thank you for the help
Benoît
Formateur@ideaa.com
I shall like leaking out a table on a portion of field (key), in C / AL, example:
Table containing 4 recordings: COSIMA, COSAN, COSINE, INECE
Filter COSI
Answer: COSIMA, COSINE
I tried the joker * in the SETFILTER but unsuccessfully.
Thank you for the help
Benoît
Formateur@ideaa.com
0
Comments
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Hi there -
I scratched out a quick table with your 4 records
and used the following code in a codeunit:
mytable.SETFILTER(Name,'%1','COSI*');
IF mytable.FIND('-') THEN REPEAT
MESSAGE(mytable.Name);
UNTIL
mytable.NEXT = 0;
Using SETFILTER in this manner, I got 2 messages,
one with COSIME and one with COSINE.
Is this what you were looking for?
Rick
[This message has been edited by goofyfish (edited 26-07-2001).]0
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