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Born Survivor
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Posted - 2010-01-16 : 06:29:01
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Hi everyone,Im having a problem with searching my sql database for a tool im designing in VB. All of my singe text field searches work fine. The problem is trying to do a multiple search on more than one of these fields. So the plan is more than one text box will be filled out on my form and a multi search button would be selected and the valid results with matching data would be returned. Not all of the searching fields in the statement should have to have data in.The sql code I had is as follows, I realise this doesnt work, its more to help you understand what i'm trying to do.SELECT DefectId, TypeOfIssue, RaisedBy, Team, DateRaised, IdentifiedInEnvironment, IdentifiedInVersion, IdentifiedInBuild, Description, BusinessImpact, Product, TechnicalNotesAndActions, Priority, Assigned, Status, LocationOfScreenPrintFROM DefectLogTableWHERE (TypeOfIssue LIKE @TypeOfIssue + '%') OR (RaisedBy LIKE @RaisedBy + '%') OR (Team LIKE @Team + '%') OR (DateRaised LIKE @DateRaised + '%') OR (IdentifiedInEnvironment LIKE @Environment + '%') OR (IdentifiedInVersion LIKE @Version + '%') OR (IdentifiedInBuild LIKE @Build + '%') OR (Description LIKE @TitleAndDes + '%') OR (Product LIKE @Product + '%') OR (Priority LIKE @Priority + '%') OR (Assigned LIKE @Assigned + '%') OR (Status LIKE @Status + '%') Thanks for your help! |
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sql-programmers
Posting Yak Master
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Posted - 2010-01-16 : 07:02:51
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| I am assuming that if 2 textboxes filled with data then your search results must match both the search condition. If this is the case my script will work.You need to send blank string to the parameter if the data to the text box is not enterted.SELECT DefectId, TypeOfIssue, RaisedBy, Team, DateRaised, IdentifiedInEnvironment, IdentifiedInVersion, IdentifiedInBuild, Description, BusinessImpact, Product, TechnicalNotesAndActions, Priority, Assigned, Status, LocationOfScreenPrintFROM DefectLogTableWHERE (@TypeOfIssue='' OR TypeOfIssue LIKE @TypeOfIssue + '%') AND (@RaisedBy='' OR RaisedBy LIKE @RaisedBy + '%') AND (@Team='' OR Team LIKE @Team + '%') AND (@DateRaised='' OR DateRaised LIKE @DateRaised + '%') AND (@Environment='' OR IdentifiedInEnvironment LIKE @Environment + '%') AND (@Version='' OR IdentifiedInVersion LIKE @Version + '%') AND (@Build='' OR IdentifiedInBuild LIKE @Build + '%') AND (@TitleAndDes='' OR Description LIKE @TitleAndDes + '%') AND (@Product='' OR Product LIKE @Product + '%') AND (@Priority='' OR Priority LIKE @Priority + '%') AND (@Assigned='' OR Assigned LIKE @Assigned + '%') AND (@Status='' OR Status LIKE @Status + '%') I hope this will help you to solve the issue.SQL Server Programmers and Consultantshttp://www.sql-programmers.com/ |
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Born Survivor
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Posted - 2010-01-16 : 07:19:04
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| Thanks, however what I mean't was that the user would fill out any of these searching textboxes. It wont be known which ones they are. It could be 2,3,4 or all them. Then the multi search button would be selected and results matching whats in the boxes would be returned back.Any suggestions??Thank you for yoir help! |
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Kristen
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Posted - 2010-01-16 : 08:11:10
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| Did you try sql-programmers example?In what way doesn't it do what you want? |
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Born Survivor
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Posted - 2010-01-16 : 08:24:00
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| Sorry,That example did work just as I wanted!! I confused myself. Brilliant!Thank You! |
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Kristen
Test
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Posted - 2010-01-16 : 08:49:18
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Glad you've got it working |
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