On Sun, Aug 22, 2010 at 15:48, Marco Castro <mcas...@mcsoft.com.br> wrote:
> You mean that "\%" is a convertion of % to \% done by Dot.Net not by the
> provider, correct?
No. If you look at Contains method signature, it's about string to
match, not pattern. Hence the % escaping. It's by definition. If
you'll try Contains on collection of objects in memory, it'll not work
too. Why it should behave differently in database?
> The situation of LIKE '%MY%DATA%CORRECT%' wont work with StartsWith and
> EndsWith!
Then you need to use another approach.
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