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I have a BUILDING.SHP and in the attribute table, it has several names and some of the attributes are "STOR" and "MULTIPLE-STOREY CAR PARK" like image below.

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In my map, I don't want label the records that say "STOR" or that contain "STOR" like "STOR BARANG".

In my SQL Query, I have used (NAME NOT Like '%STOR%') however the MULTI-STOREY CAR PARK also disappeared.

Is there any other query that can I use?

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Using a LIKE statement will return any string containing the search terms - in this case "STOR". I believe you are looking to only filter out names that are specifically "STOR".

In that case simple using NAM <> 'STOR' should do the trick.

To exclude labels like "STOR BARANG" and "STOR" but still include "MULTIPLE STOREY CAR PARK," use NAM not like 'STOR%'.

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  • i used the query (NAM NOT Like '%STOR%')because, if in the attributes have features name like STOR KAYU, STOR BARANG or anything that have STOR in their name, i must not label it. i try to use the query NAM<>'STOR' but it only not label the 'STOR'. – abc Apr 6 '15 at 3:45
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    DID you consider not like 'STOR%' – FelixIP Apr 6 '15 at 4:35
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    I already try(NAM NOT LIKE'STOR%')and its work..thank you so much.. – abc Apr 6 '15 at 6:41
  • @user If this answer solved your problem, please click the checkmark to mark it as "answered." – Sara Barnes Apr 6 '15 at 20:24

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