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hwdev
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 Posted - 2005-04-04 : 21:39:29
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I am passing in @Last_Name and when I execute my stored procedure thru the command line (exec memberlisting "DE%") I get 0 rows returned. (Ex: Where tbl.Mbr_name Like @Last_Name) But when I hard code my where clause (Where tbl.Mbr_name Like "DE%") I get several rows back. I displayed @last_name right before my select statement and it shows DE% like it should. Is there such a thing as a setting at the server level to allow for wild card  |
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robvolk
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Posted - 2005-04-04 : 22:18:15
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Trouble with the LIKE statement