BindingSource filter wildcard character for a single character

olympus_mons@gmx.de

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30th Aug 2007

Hi,

I can't find any hint about the wildcard character for just a single
character. E.g. if I want to query all names with an "a" as second
character I would use "...where NAME like '_a%'..." where "_" stands
for a single character. Does anybody know which wildchard character I
have to use?

Thanks,
Stefan

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