Hello All,
I've always had problems with the "like" operator in a query especially using the wildcard "*". This is my latest issue. I have a query that produces 4 fields if the Line Tech field is like that entered in a textbox on a form. This is what I have so far.
[code=sql]
SELECT tbl_security.[Full Name], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogIn Date], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogIn Time], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogOut Date], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogOut Time]
FROM tbl_PunchCard_M ain INNER JOIN tbl_security ON tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[Line Tech] = tbl_security.[User Name]
WHERE (((tbl_PunchCar d_Main.[Line Tech]) Like "*[Forms]![frm_Search]![txt_tech]*"));
[/code]
I know (((tbl_PunchCar d_Main.[Line Tech]) Like "*[Forms]![frm_Search]![txt_tech]*")) is the problem but, I can't find the correct syntax.
Thanks in Advance,
Bender
I've always had problems with the "like" operator in a query especially using the wildcard "*". This is my latest issue. I have a query that produces 4 fields if the Line Tech field is like that entered in a textbox on a form. This is what I have so far.
[code=sql]
SELECT tbl_security.[Full Name], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogIn Date], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogIn Time], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogOut Date], tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[LogOut Time]
FROM tbl_PunchCard_M ain INNER JOIN tbl_security ON tbl_PunchCard_M ain.[Line Tech] = tbl_security.[User Name]
WHERE (((tbl_PunchCar d_Main.[Line Tech]) Like "*[Forms]![frm_Search]![txt_tech]*"));
[/code]
I know (((tbl_PunchCar d_Main.[Line Tech]) Like "*[Forms]![frm_Search]![txt_tech]*")) is the problem but, I can't find the correct syntax.
Thanks in Advance,
Bender
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