> Why not use the like operator as in
>
> SELECT A
> FROM B
> WHERE (((A) Like "*GUITAR*"));
>
> which would give any string with guitar in it.
OK, first of all, this will spit as the quotes won't work - you should use
apostrophies
Secondly - how many brackets do you need in a WHERE with one condition?
Where A like '*guitar*'
will work just fine (or '%guitar%' in SQL Server)
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