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Message Posted: Wed, 07 May 2008 @ 11:17:12 GMT

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This is the point! Your first solution, Michael, is the one for me to use (thnx for that, btw!):

If you need to find the above followed by another 0-9 digit (two of them):

where name like any ('%R0%','%R1%','%R2%','%R3%','%R4%','%R5%',
                       '%R6%','%R7%','%R8%','%R9%')
      and
      name like any ('%R_0%','%R_1%','%R_2%','%R_3%','%R_4%','%R_5%',
                       '%R_6%','%R_7%','%R_8%','%R_9%')

However, for other problems Royson's idea could be promising. Is there a way to find the position of the nth character in a string?

Andri

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