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Is there a way to force WebFOCUS (ver7.6.1) to recognize a dollar sign as a literal? We have a table request that has the following clause in the WHERE statement:
WHERE NOT SCUSIP IN ('$MM','$M1','$M2')
We've tried setting an &variable to '$' and then using that. That didn't work. WebFOCUS still treats it as a wildcard. We actually have CUSIPs that contain the literal character, $, and we want to exclude these. Thanks in advance for your time.
Thanks for the reply Francis. My coworker is going to try to see if EXACTLY EQ works.
I know that my signature is lacking. I tried... unsuccessfully, I guess... to update it. I think you may have been the one to call me on it in the first place and that is why I recently tried to update it. I'll have to try again before posting anything new.
I did disclose that we are using 7.6.1 of WebFOCUS, though, in my original posting because I knew that was important.