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 Posted - 2001-01-24 : 08:51:47
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Lynn writes "I am trying to pass a SQL string to an access database through an ASP page. I have a session variable (called "customerid") that I want to use in the WHERE clause. How do I set up the SQL statement to do this? I have pasted an example of what I'm trying to do below.
Example:
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SELECT UserSecurity.CustomerID, Customer.CustomerID, Applications.ApplicationName, Applications.ApplicationURL, Applications.ApplicationVersion
FROM ((Customer INNER JOIN CustomerApplications ON Customer.CustomerID = CustomerApplications.CustomerID) INNER JOIN UserSecurity ON Customer.CustomerID = UserSecurity.CustomerID) INNER JOIN Applications ON CustomerApplications.ApplicationID = Applications.ApplicationID
WHERE (((Customer.CustomerID)=4));
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Instead of WHERE(((Customer.CustomerID=4));, I want WHERE(((Customer.CustomerID=session("customerid")
but I can't figure out the correct syntax.
Please help. Much thanks in advance.
Lynn" |
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MS Access, SQL in ASP