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Using IN SELECT with variables

Asked by JackW9653 in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

Hello Experts,

I need to pass several strings to a SQL Select statement using a variable. Here is the code that works in Query Analyzer:

Select Exercise FROM LookupExercises WHERE Location = N'BACK' AND
Type IN (N'Stretch', N'Cardiovascular', N'Education')
ORDER BY Exercise

This doesn't work in code:
Dim strExType As String
If rbROM.Checked = True Then
            strExType = "ROM"
ElseIf rbOther.Checked = True Then
            strExType = "Stretch, Cardiovascular, Education"
EndIf

Select Exercise FROM LookupExercises WHERE Location = '" & strLocation & "' AND Type IN ('" & strExType & "') ORDER BY Exercise

What is different?

Thanks for your help.

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