Report Builder 2.0 - Filtering multiple values with LIKE command

Hi,
I'm trying to use multiple values for a LIKE command in the Tablix Properties-Filters area. I thought this would be easy, and it may yet prove to be easy yet I'm banging my head against the wall at the moment.
I have created a new filter with:
Expression: Campaign
Operator: Like
Value: 02A*
So, I only want the Campaign codes returned that start with 02A. Now, this on it own works fine, the issue begins when I want to add in the Campaigns beginning with 02K. I have tried adding a separate new filter underneath the first as well as using the
OR command, yet, nothing is working correctly. When adding a separate filter it appears to work as an AND in conjunction with my first filter for 02A, but needs to work independently as an OR.
Any help much appreciated.
Mike

Hi Mike,
Based on my research, this should be a product issue in Report Builder 2.0. In your scenario, you should use “true” (without the quotes) to replace “True”. While changing True to true cannot work via UI since the UI will automatically change the true to
True again. To work around this issue in Report Builder 2.0, you have to modify the True to true in the code view mode.
After testing the issue in my environment again, I find another way to fix this issue. Please see:
Expression: =(Fields!Campaign.Value like "02A*") OR (Fields!Campaign.Value like "02K*" )
Type: Text or Boolean (Boolean type will automatically change to Text type)
Operator: =
Value: =true
Btw, this issue has been fixed in Report Builder 3.0, the filter which you posted will be work great in Report Builder 3.0.
If you have any other question, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
Katherine Xiong
TechNet Community Support

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WHERE
raw_alc_R110Combinednew.OMC_ID = raw_alc_rmfscombinednew.OMC_ID
AND raw_alc_R110Combinednew.CELL_CI = raw_alc_rmfscombinednew.CI
AND RAW_ALC_R110COMBINEDNEW.START_TIME = RAW_ALC_RMFSCOMBINEDNEW.START_TIME
Results of Last execution:
Elapsed Time (sec) 4,476.56
CPU Time (sec) 4,471.88
Wait Time (sec) 4.68
Executions that Fetched all Rows (%) 100.00
Average Persistent Mem (KB) 32.43
Average Runtime Mem (KB) 31.59
--------------------------------------------------------------

Your update requires a full execution of the subquery for each row in the destination table (raw_alc_rmfscombinednew). Try rewriting as a MERGE. Tons faster.
MERGE INTO raw_alc_rmfscombinednew D
      USING ( SELECT distinct
                     BSC,
                     CELL_NAME
                     START_TIME
                FROM raw_alc_R110Combinednew ) S
         ON (    S.OMC_ID     = D.OMC_ID
             AND S.CELL_CI    = D.CI
             AND S.START_TIME = D.START_TIME )
    WHEN MATCHED THEN
      UPDATE
         SET D.BSC        = S.BSC,
             D.CELL_NAME = S.CELL_NAME

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