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vassilis - 30 Nov 2005 14:28 GMT
hello ppl
i was wondering if the LIKE can be used  combined with a parameter, so the
query remains the same but only change the text im looking for into a memo
data field.
i have tried some but i didnt do anything so far.pls let me know if this is
possible.
John Spencer - 30 Nov 2005 14:55 GMT
Yes, Like can be used with parameters.

Find string anywhere in field:
Like "*" & [Find What] & "*"

Find string at start of field:
Like [Find What] & "*"

Find string at end of field:
Like "*" & [Find What]

Find match (you are responsible for entering the wild cards)
Like  [Find What]

> hello ppl
> i was wondering if the LIKE can be used  combined with a parameter, so the
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> is
> possible.
vassilis - 30 Nov 2005 22:07 GMT
thanks!!!

Ο χρήστης "John Spencer" έγγραψε:

> Yes, Like can be used with parameters.
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> > is
> > possible.
 
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