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From: Pooran-Prasad
Message 6 in Discussion
Hi Balajee, I thought of another workaround when you mentioned about instr. Use
the function yourString.IndexOf(substring). This returns position greater than 0 if
found, which may be not important, but it will be an indication that the substring
what you are looking for exists in the string. This is equivalent to your instr in
VB.Net. However, I should warn you, if you are searching for say 24 and yourString
has 124 as a number, you will still get the position. You need to handle this again.
To solve this, convert yourString value from something like 12,23 to #12#23# [Make
sure there are no spaces and other special charecters] and check for
yourString.IndexOf("#23#"). Note:This is just a workaround. Hope that helps
Have a great day :)
R. Pooran Prasad
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