You
could just use CMP. As somebody has pointed, this is dependant on your app
server, but a simple query would do. The app servers I work with allow me to use
SQL instead of EQL for my queries. Of course, the SQL I provide changes as DB
vendors do, but it'd still work without the need to resort to
BMP.
Finally, you could use the LIKE function instead of trim; you'd also
probably would need to sweep thru the results manually to check they satisfy the
condition.
HTH,
JP
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