passing parameters using select * Like

[nairjones]

Hello, I have never had trouble using parameters in the applications i developed, however i with this one - well u know: THIS HOW IT IS ANYWAY - U KNOW HOW U CAN USE A QUERY SAY TO SEARCH A NAME WITH CERTAIN SET OF LETTERS IN IT FOR EXAMPLE : SELECT * FROM TABLENAME WHERE NAMEFILED LIKE '%KAB%' THIS LISTS ALL NAMES WITH THE LETTERS "kAB" IN IT BU NOW I NEED TO CREATE A PROCEDURE IN WHICH A PARAMETER CAN BE PASSED FROM THE MSACCESS CLIENT TO SEARCH FOR THE NAME.

FOR EXAMPLE THE "KAB" IS PASSED TO A PARAMETER @NAME! I AM STUCK NEED HELP BAAAAAD!

[azimmer]

Hello, I have never had trouble using parameters in the applications i developed, however i with this one - well u know: THIS HOW IT IS ANYWAY - U KNOW HOW U CAN USE A QUERY SAY TO SEARCH A NAME WITH CERTAIN SET OF LETTERS IN IT FOR EXAMPLE : SELECT * FROM TABLENAME WHERE NAMEFILED LIKE '%KAB%' THIS LISTS ALL NAMES WITH THE LETTERS "kAB" IN IT BU NOW I NEED TO CREATE A PROCEDURE IN WHICH A PARAMETER CAN BE PASSED FROM THE MSACCESS CLIENT TO SEARCH FOR THE NAME.

FOR EXAMPLE THE "KAB" IS PASSED TO A PARAMETER @NAME! I AM STUCK NEED HELP BAAAAAD!

I don't really see a problem here, the example below works fine (it's a function not a procedure but illustrates the point):

create function myfind (@name as varchar(255)) returns table
as
return select * from myTable where NameField like '%'+@name+'%'

Use it like this:

select * from myfind('KAB')

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[nairjones]

I don't really see a problem here, the example below works fine (it's a function not a procedure but illustrates the point):

create function myfind (@name as varchar(255)) returns table
as
return select * from myTable where NameField like '%'+@name+'%'

Use it like this:

select * from myfind('KAB')

Thanks alot works well.