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Question : What's Wrong With This SQL Query?
I'm trying to find all company names that contain an apostrophe, When I enter the following SQL in an Access queary:
Select * from [employers] where [company] like '*''*'
it works fine, retuning 200 rows. But I can't seem to find the correct syntax for use with OLEDB programmatically:
Dim qString As String = "Select * from [employers] where [company] like '*''*'"
cmd2 = New OleDbCommand(qString, DB)
rdr2 = cmd2.ExecuteReader
If rdr2.HasRows Then
MsgBox("has rows")
End If
No rows are returned. What's wrong with my syntax?
Answer : What's Wrong With This SQL Query?
Keep in mind that there are two apostrophes in the middle
1:
SELECT * FROM [employers] WHERE [Company] Like '%''%'
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