sql request

I believe Alex has the correct syntax in his first code example.

My guess is this is related question when you are trying to trace a SQL statement and are looking to add a comment to it so you can find it in the trace file.

Personally I would add a more descriptive comment other than the event number I am tracing.

I made an error in the request
this is my sql request not select * from emp;

SELECT sys_user0."name"
FROM PREMDEV_ADMIN.sys_user sys_user0
WHERE (lower(sys_user0."name") LIKE lower('WU%') ESCAPE '\') OR (lower(sys_user0."email") LIKE lower('WU%') ESCAPE '\')
AND (sys_user0."active" = 1)
ORDER BY sys_user0."name";



select /* 10046 */ .. / <<-- to complete with your sql request

 { i got this from online just a help to how to apply this}


Please help me to fullfil the query with out syntax error.

>>select /* 10046 */ .. / <<-- to complete with your sql request

Sorry but I have no idea what this means.

Can you provide the link where you found this?

It'd be the same thing:

SELECT /* 10046 <more description to this comment> */sys_user0."name"
FROM PREMDEV_ADMIN.sys_user sys_user0
WHERE (lower(sys_user0."name") LIKE lower('WU%') ESCAPE '\') OR (lower(sys_user0."email") LIKE lower('WU%') ESCAPE '\')
AND (sys_user0."active" = 1)
ORDER BY sys_user0."name"; 

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No it is printed out no link.

>>No it is printed out no link.

Then we need to know what it is supposed to do for you.

Again, if it is just a comment in a statement to track it in a trace file, add a descriptive comment to the select as previously posted.

If it means something else, then you need to explain to us what it is supposed to do.