OMG that was easy. Thank you so much... :)
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>> Hello,
>> Using the designer in my project, I created a DataTable for one of the
>> tables in an Access database. I created a TableAdapter for that DataTable
>> by
>> adding queries. For the most part, the queries are executing correctly
>> but
>> this one does not return any rows. If I past the sql into the Access
>> database from the TableAdapter, it returns rows. Does anyone know how to
>> debug what the command is sending to the Access database for any
>> particular
>> query?
>> This query uses parameters and I'm afraid it's not sending the where
>> clause
>> correctly..
>>
>> For instance, using the query builder in VS 2005, my select statement
>> returns all the rows of data.
>> However, as soon as I put in this where clause:
>> WHERE (ReportedWeeds.Source LIKE '*' + ? + '*')
>>
>> No records are returned. Yet, if I execute the query within MS Access
>> using the same WHERE clause, it returns two records.
>>
>> Any help with this would be much appreciated
>>
>> S
>>
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