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USE CompanyA SELECT * FROM EccUser WHERE Administrator='Y'<br />
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With that code, I can sql query the EccUser table for those with admin status. I am checking the Administrator column for Y values.<br />
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Is there a way to do a query on all columns for a specified value? Like this if it worked:<br />
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USE CompanyA SELECT * FROM EccUser WHERE 'Y'<br />

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USE CompanyA SELECT * FROM EccUser WHERE Administrator='Y'

With that code, I can sql query the EccUser table for those with admin status. I am checking the Administrator column for Y values.

Is there a way to do a query on all columns for a specified value? Like this if it worked:

USE CompanyA SELECT * FROM EccUser WHERE 'Y'


How find value in any column?

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