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johnsongilpp- Contributions: 0
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Hi,
has anyone ran into the use case where they need to use a parameter between a like or another search statement? I have tried multiple variations but can’t get nay working.I have tried the below.
like ‘%’ || {fieldvalue} || ‘%’
like ‘%’ + @{fieldvalue} + ‘%’
like ‘% + @{fieldvalue} + %’
case when NS_CONCAT({binnumber}) like ‘%CUT2%’ then 1 else 0 end
Thanks
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T.Watz- Contributions: 0
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case when {salesteammember} like ‘%’ || {custbody_testfield} ||’%’ then 1 else 0 end works for me.
I might be wrong about this, but I think the real issue comes when you mix it with the NS_CONCAT() which is a formula that you need to set to MAX to use.
johnsongilpp replied on 05/05/2017, 06:06 AM: Thanks, the final solution is below. I needed to wrap the dynamic field in a MAX formula.case when NS_CONCAT({binnumber}) like ‘%’ || MAX({custitem_prodtype.custrecord_receiving_bin}) ||’%’ then 1 else 0 end
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johnsongilpp- Contributions: 0
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It’s a summary formula on MAX. When it runs it just throws an unexpected error.
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