MSSQL SELECT

SELECT TOP 1000 [CandidateID]
      ,[ActivityID]
      ,[ActivityTypeID]
      ,[UserID]
      ,[OccurredAt]
      ,[Note]
      ,[Deleted]
      ,[ClientID]
      ,[DepartmentID]
  FROM [Table].[dbo].[CandidateActivity]
  WHERE [Note] LIKE ('FORM%')

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