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Access Like Query
I have a table and the column (field) that I am interested in is such
Description 12 - Jeff Lang 34 -Jamie Tom 34 23 Randy River 23 Jeff Lang now what I want to do, is obtain which ever record has the word Jeff Lang in it.. This should be easy... or so I thoght.. I used a like query and it gave me 0 results Select Description From myTable Where Descrition Like '%Jeff%'; this doesn't seem to work. I have no idea why it doesn't cause theoretically it should. Any help would be apprecieated, cause I have to sort about 6 thousand records and the only way I can finish it fast is by using a query |
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Which database are you using?
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haha lol..
I guess u didn't read the title.. Access |
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Interesting. ... Try using *
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* works quite well..
thank you.. its strange that Access doesn't follow the standard SQL types.. Last edited by ecit12 : June 28th, 2003 at 07:30 PM. |
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why is that so strange? don't forget whose product access is
they only pay lip service to standards, and only when it suits them, and only long enough until they can "embrace and extend" the standards don't get me started on what Internet Explorer did to web standards... rudy |
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haha lol..
it would be nice if they release a new SQL standard.. something that is much more powerful than the current one... |
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they did, it's called sql 3 or sql 2003
needless to say, few databases comply |
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interesting..
this is the first time I am hearing about this.. will look into it.. hopefully access 2003 will support it.. and maybe mySQL too.. |
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how funny..
I use % in my query and it works but if I use * it doesn't. What version of Access were u using? im stuck using 97. Jenna |
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I'm using access 2000 at work..
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Have checked your case in data & query statement ?
If different case ,select with upper(field) and uppercase your parameter before execute the query |
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