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User atjensen changed the following:
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |NEW
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Jun 30 12:40:07 +0000
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Confirmed on 2.4.1 and DEV300 m_31
If you start with a SQL statement such as:
SELECT "ID", "Name" FROM "Table1" AS "Table1" WHERE NOT ( "Name" LIKE 'J%' )
which HSQLdb is perfectly happy with, then the Query designer will simply
convert that to:
SELECT "ID", "Name" FROM "Table1" AS "Table1" WHERE "Name" = 'J%'
Whereas if you start with
SELECT "ID", "Name" FROM "Table1" AS "Table1" WHERE NOT ( "Name" = 'J%' )
The query designer changes it to
SELECT "ID", "Name" FROM "Table1" AS "Table1" WHERE "Name" <> 'J%'
Apparently the only use of the word NOT that is not changes is NOT IN.
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