Le 23/01/2012 19:07, M. Cs. a écrit :
> I found a way to do, but I didn't understand what Benoit wanted:
> If I have a query, I can always do the following:
> Replace
> "SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE VName=."
> with
> "SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE "& DB.Subst("VName=&1",...)& "..."
>
> That
I found a way to do, but I didn't understand what Benoit wanted:
If I have a query, I can always do the following:
Replace
"SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE VName=."
with
"SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE " & DB.Subst("VName=&1",...) & "..."
That can solve the problem.
I'm sorry but something can be
Why not just process one term at a time?
Dim conn As Connection
Dim termStr As String
Dim terms As String[]
Dim enteredTerm, escapedTerm As String
...
conn = DataAccess.getConnection()
...
' Get termStr from the input box
'termStr = txtQueryInput.Text
' Set termStr manua
Hello again:
PRINT DB.Subst("WHERE Name = &1 AND Date = &2", "Benoit", Now)
WHERE Name = 'Benoit' AND Date = '2006-02-15 11:51:33.043'
This is the given example for the DB.Subst. But what if the user has a
textBox input in which he can enter the search phrases divided by gaps
like: "Benoit .jpg Su
I'm sorry Benoit, but I didn't realized that in "You must use
DB.Subst()" the You is me. I was thinking you are answering to Johnny.
I'll give a try.
Csaba
2012/1/23, Benoît Minisini :
> Le 23/01/2012 14:03, M. Cs. a écrit :
>> Well, that was the thing I was fearing: I must handle the characters
Le 23/01/2012 14:03, M. Cs. a écrit :
> Well, that was the thing I was fearing: I must handle the characters
> by my own. The strange thing is , that if I have something like
> DB.Exec("SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE VName=&1","Blackmore's Night'")
> the query won't fail.
> I can even have query
> DB
Well, that was the thing I was fearing: I must handle the characters
by my own. The strange thing is , that if I have something like
DB.Exec("SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE VName=&1","Blackmore's Night'")
the query won't fail.
I can even have query
DB.Exec("SELECT * FROM CATALOGS WHERE VName LiKE &1"
Le 23/01/2012 00:15, M. Cs. a écrit :
> I have a dinamically created query text. I don't know the number of
> parameters passed to the DB.Exec, so I cannot use&1,&2,... form. I
> need to use the DB.Quote()
> My problem is: If I have a string
> mystring="Blackmore's Night",
> the DB.Quote(mystring)
op 23-01-12 00:15, M. Cs. schreef:
> I have a dinamically created query text. I don't know the number of
> parameters passed to the DB.Exec, so I cannot use&1,&2,... form. I
> need to use the DB.Quote()
> My problem is: If I have a string
> mystring="Blackmore's Night",
> the DB.Quote(mystring) wo
On Mon, 2012-01-23 at 00:15 +0100, M. Cs. wrote:
> I have a dinamically created query text. I don't know the number of
> parameters passed to the DB.Exec, so I cannot use &1,&2,... form. I
> need to use the DB.Quote()
> My problem is: If I have a string
> mystring="Blackmore's Night",
> the DB.Quot
On Monday 23 January 2012 10:15:07 M. Cs. wrote:
> I have a dinamically created query text. I don't know the number of
> parameters passed to the DB.Exec, so I cannot use &1,&2,... form. I
> need to use the DB.Quote()
> My problem is: If I have a string
> mystring="Blackmore's Night",
> the DB.Quot
I have a dinamically created query text. I don't know the number of
parameters passed to the DB.Exec, so I cannot use &1,&2,... form. I
need to use the DB.Quote()
My problem is: If I have a string
mystring="Blackmore's Night",
the DB.Quote(mystring) won't quote the ', so the query will crash. In
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