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Question : Double Quotes For Access Query Via VB.NET
I'm having trouble executing an Access query via VB.NET. My query works just fine, and produces the results I want in native Access, but when I run the query through VB.NET, I get an empty set.
I know that Access expects double quotes when doing text comparisons like:
1:
WHERE (((dbo_CD_DATUM.is_default)="Y"))
I can only get the query to run via VB.NET when using single quotes for comparisons. My suspicion is that I do, in fact, need the double quotes in my query in VB.NET to produce the right results.
Am I correct here? If so, how can I get the double quotes in my query properly when double quotes are used to denote beginning and ending of strings in VB.NET? Is there some weird character escaping I need to do?
Answer : Double Quotes For Access Query Via VB.NET
try
WHERE (((dbo_CD_DATUM.is_default
)='Y'))
or
WHERE (((dbo_CD_DATUM.is_default
)=""Y""))
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