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350 pts SQL Command in VS.NET, ASP.NET & VB.NET - syntax error

Asked by TyPres in MS SQL Server

Hello again experts,

I've got a simple problem that's racking my brain. . . .  I'm trying to do a SQL select command in VS.NET and I keep getting  error after error. See if you can spot the problem.

I'm trying to pull some info from a table and concatenate a value in the database with the value of a variable. Here's the code snippents & command:

Dim PNumber As String = "8885556495"
Dim CoTeam As Integer


Dim GetAcctRepCmd As New SqlCommand("SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE(Team=" & CoTeam & "AND Department=7)AND" & "' '" & PNumber & "& Extention AS Phone", DBConn)


For clarity's sake:
The database stores the employee,  extention & departmentID. The phone number is stored as a string in the program.

 I'd like to pull the employees from the Database by Team & Department, and then concatenate the stored value for the phone number with the extension and display it in a datagrid in a column named "Phone".

I keep getting a syntax error "Near 8885556495"  

Any and all help would be appreciated!
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