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Deepak MirchandaniApr 29 2014 — edited Apr 29 2014

Hi, Need is : we need to fetch all the documents associated to a user, type being inbound or outbound and the subject containing special characters === We are running this query in search: dDocName `CMS`   ( dDocType `outbound` dDocType `inbound` ) (xClbraUserList `&EMP1_CRT_DMA(R)` xClbraUserList `&EMP1_CRT_DMA(RW)` xClbraUserList  `&EMP1_CRT_DMA(RWDA)` ) ``   xSubject `===` result: we are getting all the records with varying subject values, but we need records only sufficing this condition.i.e.subject value being ===. Is this issue pertaining to special characters? Pls provide your valuable inputs. Thanks in advance, Bharath

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karianna

This is in the wrong community, can a moderator please shift to the correct Oracle product?

Ismail Rajiwate

Thanks Dear Karianna, Question is related to JAVA. if this is not correct group/community, then which one should be the correct? please advise. Ismail

eudriscabrera-JavaNet

Hi, you should ask about Java Installation in space.

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