According to the MM livedocs:
* The underscore (_) represents any single character.
* The percent sign (%) represents zero or more characters.
* Square brackets ([ ]) represents any character in the range.
* Square brackets with a caret [^] represent any character not in the range.
* All other characters represent themselves.
The following examples are select statements that use bracketed ranges:
SELECT lname FROM Suspects WHERE lname LIKE 'A[^c]%';
SELECT lname FROM Suspects WHERE lname LIKE '[a-m]%';
SELECT lname FROM Suspects WHERE lname LIKE '%[]';
SELECT lname FROM Suspects WHERE lname LIKE 'A[%]%';
SELECT lname FROM Suspects WHERE lname LIKE 'A[^c-f]%';
So, according to that:
SELECT * FROM ClientInfo
WHERE ClientName LIKE '[a-m]%'
Should work, no? Or am I reading this wrong?
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