Hi
Using the Square brackets with the characters within it and then a wildcard after the
closing square bracket works except for looking for special square brackets.
>hi all,
>
>
>i have this table filled with names.
>Does anybody know how I can write a select statement which selects all names
>starting with a certain letter in the alphabet or a strane sign like
>[0...9 )(*&[EMAIL PROTECTED]|?/<>,.] ???
>
>any tips or help are most welcome!
>
>Regards
>Wilbert Enserink
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