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saidev
Posting Yak Master
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 Posted - 2006-02-14 : 18:51:27
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| Hi guys,is there anything wrong with this query..? i am passing "accountid" as parameter. it works fine in the query analyzer when i assign a value.. but it is not working in the application.any thing wrong with this query..? Accountid is "string"Thanks,sql = "SELECT tblAccountExec.fkOfficeLocation, tblOfficeLocation.fkLSSArea FROM tblAccountExec INNER JOIN tblOfficeLocation ON tblAccountExec.fkOfficeLocation = tblOfficeLocation.pkid WHERE tblAccountExec.pkid = " & accountid |
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mwjdavidson
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2006-02-14 : 19:10:49
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| You need to wrap it in single quotes. I.e. ... WHERE tblAccountExec.pkid = '" & accountid & "'".It's not a great idea to construct your strings like this within your application. It's preferable in terms of security/maintainability/performance to encapsulate the functionality within a stored procedure and then call this from your application passing in parameter values as required. Also, I'd go with a more consistent naming convention to save on some serious headaches further down the line. Give your columns meaningful names and then make them consistent across tables. I.e. ... WHERE tab1.columnA = tab2.columnA.Mark |
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khtan
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