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Thanks for the update. The AND should work in your Join logic. Please advise if it does not work.
SQL was hand-coded.
I had confirmed that a complete search is possible if “AND” is used.
Apart from that, we want to execute SQL in joins.
Thank you for the SQL example. I spoke to the team this morning about your request. We had one additional question and one comment.
Question - is the SQL generated by a tool or is it hand coded?
Comment - is possible to use AND in your query rather than ||? That should make your query perform to your expectations.
Over the next several weeks, the team will scope out the effort to include the || in our where clause support.
For example,
SELECT * FROM DVSQL.ZIC71311P t1 WHERE (t1.C713110004 || t1.C713110008 || t1.C713110010 || t1.C713110011) = 'S646011'.
C713110004, C713110008, C713110010 and C713110011 make up the primary key.
Can you please provide an example of the query?