Hi
I'm using LANDesk 9.6 SP1 for 3 month now and I realize that the queries are "interpreted" like this:
"Computer"."Software"."Add or Remove Programs"."Program"."Name" Like "programX"
-equals in SQL
"Computer"."Software"."Add or Remove Programs"."Program"."Name" Like "%programX%"
BUT I often want to look for a software called "programX*"
so in SQL I would use
...Like "programX%"
Searching the community gives me this...
HOW TO: Hacking LANDesk Queries
Is it really true that the LANDesk "query builder" should be "simple to use LIKE statements"?
That means, it always uses "%searchstring%" with the LIKE operator, making it impossible to use "searchstring%" or "%searchstring"?
It's hard to believe. C'mon, it's LANDesk! One of the BIGGEST players in software distribution?
Is there a way I'm not aware of? As I said, I'm a LANDesk beginner ;-)
Thanks