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Amir Davoodi #1
Search On FOX Data!
Dear Friends,
I've got a web application using ASP, 65001 codepage and
Microsft Access As DataStore.
I have imported some data from FOX(DOS) into access and
when I try to search on this data using T-SQL LIKE, it
dosn't work correctly.
Would you please help me,
Thanks,
Amir Davoodi.
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Dan Sikorsky #2
Re: Search On FOX Data!
T-SQL uses LIKE '%abc%' syntax
ACCESS uses LIKE '*abc*' syntax
"Amir Davoodi" <amird@sgnetway.com> wrote in message
news:094601c3957e$88d84a80$a101280a@phx.gbl...> Dear Friends,
> I've got a web application using ASP, 65001 codepage and
> Microsft Access As DataStore.
> I have imported some data from FOX(DOS) into access and
> when I try to search on this data using T-SQL LIKE, it
> dosn't work correctly.
> Would you please help me,
>
> Thanks,
> Amir Davoodi.
>
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Bob Barrows #3
Re: Search On FOX Data!
Dan Sikorsky wrote:
This is true. However, if you use dynamic sql from your asp app, then you> T-SQL uses LIKE '%abc%' syntax
> ACCESS uses LIKE '*abc*' syntax
>
must use the ODBC wildcards: % and _. No matter what the database is.
Bob Barrows
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