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SQL Like not showing results



Simple Query not working for some reason,
I have a simple table with EmpName and Contact



My SQL code is


SELECT EmpName, ContactNumber
FROM Employee
WHERE EmpName Like '%Carpenter%';



i can't figure out why it isn't working, Image of table below



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1. Please edit your question to tag your RDBMS (MySQL, Sql-Server, etc) 2. Don't see anything in your question that explains the behavior. Can you ensure that if you eliminate the WHERE clause entirely, your result set includes the record you're expecting?
– Tyler Roper
Aug 12 at 4:51


WHERE





@taha SQL identifiers and reserved words are not case sensitive
– Tyler Roper
Aug 12 at 4:55





Can you clarify how it's not working? Is it returning an empty set, or something else?
– John Stark
Aug 12 at 4:58





Can you provide sample data n script?
– Prashant Pimpale
Aug 12 at 5:14





Please do not insert screenshots because it it hard to copy their shown data for test cases. Please provide an insert statement, a text table or a sql fiddle.
– S-Man
Aug 12 at 6:57




1 Answer
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I suspect this is MS Access, not Amazon Redishift. Therefore you need to use * as the wildcard, not %


*


%


SELECT EmpName, ContactNumber
FROM Employee
WHERE EmpName Like '*Carpenter*';






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