Query on Pattern Option

Hi folks...........
   Can any one tell me how to use pattern option in select query...??
Thanks & Regards........
Rajeev

Hi
Using the wildcards "%" or "_".
*Eg: Select * from <table> where name LIKE 'M%'.*
*Eg: Select * from <table> where name LIKE '____'.*
Hope it helps.
Murthy

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