I have this where clause
WHERE (ACCDAT_0 >= '2020-01-01 00:00:00.000')and STA_0='3'
and
(NUM_0 LIKE '%FTC%') OR (NUM_0 LIKE '%NCC%') OR (NUM_0 LIKE '%DCF%')
The point is that if STA_0='1' is appearing in the query because its like NCC it possible to appear all NCC except the ones where the flag is 1?
This is really a comment, but it's too large to fit in the comment space... elaboration on my comment above.
"OR" is a low precedence operator, meaning it is evaluated after all "AND." What this means is your query is doing this:
WHERE
(ACCDAT_0 >= '2020-01-01 00:00:00.000' and
STA_0='3' and
NUM_0 LIKE '%FTC%') OR NUM_0 LIKE '%NCC%' OR NUM_0 LIKE '%DCF%'
Meaning if NUM_0 is like NCC or DCF, then the first two criteria are ignored. That may not be what you meant, but that's what you said.
You might have meant this:
WHERE
ACCDAT_0 >= '2020-01-01 00:00:00.000' and
STA_0='3' and
(NUM_0 LIKE '%FTC%' OR NUM_0 LIKE '%NCC%' OR NUM_0 LIKE '%DCF%')
And the larger lesson is... if you mix AND and OR, be sure to use parentheses so it does exactly what you mean.