That's something that your SQL query will give you.
Go through the different string functions that MYSQL provides on queries.
Something in the lines of: SELECT LEFT(dialednum, 5) from tbl_dial;
Regards
HASSAAN
On 5/24/05, Z.Farhan <mailzafa@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Let,
> my %{Dialed-Number} is 987654,now how can I use only
> 987 from %{Dialed-Number} for my MySQL query.......
>
> regards
> Farhan
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