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Select statement inquiry

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Hi,

I would like to ask regarding the select statement syntax. 

I have this parameter to pass on to the select statement but I think it is not working. 

here is my query: 

while select custtrans where
custtrans.TransDate >= fromdate &&
custtrans.TransDate <= toDate &&
custtrans.TransType == LedgerTransType::Payment &&
custtrans.PaymMode != "CWT"
join subLedgerVoucherGeneralJournalEntry where
subLedgerVoucherGeneralJournalEntry.Voucher == custtrans.Voucher
join generalJournalentry where
generalJournalEntry.RecId == subLedgerVoucherGeneralJournalEntry.GeneralJournalEntry
join generalJournalAccountEntry where
generalJournalAccountEntry.LedgerAccount like costCenter &&
generalJournalAccountEntry.GeneralJournalEntry == generalJournalEntry.RecId &&
generalJournalAccountEntry.IsCredit == NoYes::Yes &&
generalJournalAccountEntry.PostingType == LedgerPostingType::CustBalance

the costCenter is my parameter for filter but it is not getting the correct output. my parameter costCenter has only 3letter for me to run the report. how I can use select statement with like starting with 3 letters from costcenter

I tried this:

join generalJournalentry where
generalJournalEntry.RecId == subLedgerVoucherGeneralJournalEntry.GeneralJournalEntry
join generalJournalAccountEntry where
generalJournalAccountEntry.LedgerAccount like *costCenter &&
generalJournalAccountEntry.GeneralJournalEntry == generalJournalEntry.RecId &&
generalJournalAccountEntry.IsCredit == NoYes::Yes &&
generalJournalAccountEntry.PostingType == LedgerPostingType::CustBalance

it should start with the letter but not working.. 

I hope someone can help me with this problem. thank you.

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    You can use asterisk (*) as a wildcard representing an unknown number of characters. Therefore if you want search for values starting with 'abc', you'll use 'abc*'.

    If costCenter is a variable containing the prefix, attach '*' to it: like costCenter + '*'.

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