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I'm still experiencing problems trying to get my SQL statement to run properly. I appreciate all the replies, but I still can't get it to filter data.
I have tried this piece of SQL which works fine. sql = "Select * from equipment where equipment_no like 'D% " which as you all know will filter all records starting with the letter D. But what is the correct syntax for placing a variable name or a text box in place of the letter D. Please help, as I'm pulling my hair out.. It must be so simple or maybe I'm so simple. Please help.. If I can't get this database to work, I'm considering pottery instead. |
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if you want to use a variable, it is LIKE?
then, use your text box as your variable. if you want to use the wildcard just type whatever you want, like D% in the text box. hope this helps.. k |
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i'm not sure what you mean.. are you able to give me an example line of sql code that will show me how i can filter data in a database table. What I have is a simple database with one form with a flexgrid and a text box and a button it is that simple..., all i want to do is allow the user to type any string value in the text box and it will filter the field in the table.
I have tried: sql = "Select * from equipment where equipment_no like '% " & txtfind & " % " but it doesn't work. and sql = "Select * from equipment where equipment_no like '% " & txtfind & " %'" but this doesn't work. if you can help, I would very very happy. ![]() |
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try this:
sql = "Select * from equipment where equipment_no like " % " & txtfind & " % " |
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oops!
sql = Select * from equipment where equipment_no like '% " & txtfind & " % " |
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OR...this is how I like to do it, less code
![]() create a command in your DataEnvironment. Use SQL Builder to create your query and use LIKE? for your variable in criteria. then call your command from your form. like this: DataEnvironment1.YourCommand txtfind & " % " |
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i will give it a go..many thanks for your help..much appreciated.
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