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WebDav SQL Like Query

Asked by Adam409 in WebDAV File Sharing, Outlook Groupware Software, Web Development, Exchange Email Server

Tags: WebDAV DAV SQL Query

I am trying to search my exchange contact list, and I would like to perform partial searches of the full name.

This works just fine for me to specify an exact name, but I would like for the user to say, type in the leter "a" and all names with an a in it would appear.  If they typed in Brian, then all names with Brian would appear.

Is there a LIKE for webdav queries?
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<a:searchrequest xmlns:a="DAV:">
    <a:sql>
        SELECT "a:href"
        ,"urn:schemas:contacts:o"
        ,"urn:schemas:contacts:cn"
        ,"urn:schemas:contacts:fileas"
        ,"urn:schemas:contacts:title"
        ,"urn:schemas:contacts:email1"
        ,"urn:schemas:contacts:telephoneNumber"
        FROM "$exchange_server/Exchange/myuser/contacts"
        WHERE "urn:schemas:contacts:cn" = 'blah'
        ORDER BY "urn:schemas:contacts:cn"
    </a:sql>
</a:searchrequest>
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Tags: WebDAV DAV SQL Query
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