Try something like:
SELECT your_columns FROM your_table
WHERE Company like '% wine %'
OR Company = 'wine';
This would give all matches for " wine " or "wine"
Not the best I know but it may work in your situation.
- Scott
> I'm trying to do a search-engine that searches for "whole words only"
> Example:
>
> There are 3 companies in the database:
> 1. WineMaster
> 2. Taste of Wine
> 3. There is some wine in the garden
>
> The table is called tbCompanies, and have the field Company.
>
> How do I select-statement that searches for Wine and gives the recordset of company
>2 and 3 (where wine is a separate word)
>
>
> /Gustav Wiberg
>
>
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