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IN statement in SQL doesn’t accept a wild character (SAP)
Note that IN statement in SQL doesn’t accept a wild character. You have to use OR/AND to make it work as mentioned below:
select * from Test1 t INNER JOIN Test2 s ON t.ID = s.RID where t.sdate >= ?1 AND t.edate <= ?2 AND t.id LIKE ?3 AND ('%' = ?4 OR t.afdeling IN (?4)) AND ('%' = ?5 OR s.sid IN (?5)) ORDER BY ID DESC
In case you are using parameter position to pass parameters, try changing it as below:
AND ('%' = ?4 OR t.afdeling IN (?5)) AND ('%' = ?6 OR s.sid IN (?7))
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