Wild Card Concatenation With User Input

[Roy]

I am using an .adp file which is connected to the SQL
Server. I have created a query stored procedure. I now
am trying to search through one field, called NOTES, for
whatever the user inputs. In the criteria cell for the
column NOTES I type in:

LIKE "%" & @find & "%"

The % are the wildcards and find is basically the message
box that appears so the user can enter a phrase to search
for. This does not seem to work. Anybody have any
solutions. Thank You!

 

[[MVP] S.Clark]

SQL Server uses plus (+) for concatenation and the apostrophe (') for
strings and date.


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