Confused on SQL Expressions

(Actually, CR10, but I don't see a forum for it here...)
I just realized that I can use StartsWith in Crystal to get this functionality, but I still want to figure out how I could make it work, if at all.
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I have an Oracle query that contains the following expression:
<pre>Medicate.gpi like '65%'
     OR Medicate.gpi like '6299%'
     OR Medicate.gpi like '6010%'
     OR Medicate.gpi like '6020%'
     OR Medicate.gpi like '6099%'
     OR Medicate.gpi like '57%'</pre>
I tried to put that into a SQL Expression, but got various errors, such as "FROM keyword not found" or "missing right paren". Should this have worked? Would it have worked if I had written it a different way? Thanks.

Hey Garrett,
    You're close, just no cigar.
Go to Reports/Record Selection/Records and paste it there.
This becomes part of the "where" clause. The SQL Expression is part of the "select" portion, so Crystal was wondering where to select what you want "from"
    Smoke'em if you got'em,
The Panda

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Ludek

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Sun 08-JUL-2012 Mon 02-JUL-2012
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