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Generally understood LIKE to be pretty inefficient and as such something to be used with care.

It is -- in the WHERE clause -- but you're already paid that performance penalty.

 

And as mentioned earlier, drop UPPER() unless you've explicitly requested a case-sensitive collation.

It is -- in the WHERE clause -- but you're already paid that performance penalty.

 

Only if the db recognises that the LIKE clauses are duplicated and doesn't carry them out twice, which is why I wanted to try the "having" so that there was no way for it to do them twice.

 

All the best

 

Keith

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