Datable.Select sort expression

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Hi,

I have datatable with column name tag and 100 rows of data.I need to filter this table with tag starting with "UNKNOWN".

What should my sortexpression for datatable.select be ?

I'm trying the following.

Datarow[] abc = null; abc = dtTagList.Select(string.format("tag='{0}'","UNKNOWN"))

How can I achieve tag startswith 'UNKNOWN' in the above code ?

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