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SQL String in vb.net works fine until.... I throw in one more Where clause condition value

Asked by wally_davis in Microsoft Visual Basic.Net

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When I'm adding specific values for a vb.net SQL String to select and then get evaluated in an If....Condition statement, it works great. Here's the working code:

    objCommand.CommandText = String.Format("Select dnshostname, description FROM 'LDAP:{0}' Where objectClass = 'computer' AND cn='{1}'", ldapPath, host)

When I add this one Where Clause operation to search against, "AND description = 'DISBL'", vb bolts right on past the If..Then condition statements since it doesn't like the syntax.
So, this line of code doesn't work (but the above one will):

    objCommand.CommandText = String.Format("Select dnshostname, description FROM 'LDAP:{0}' Where objectClass = 'computer' AND cn='{1}' AND description = 'DISBL'", ldapPath, host)

Can anyone help? I've at this one line of code for almost a couple of hours turing it inside-out/outside-in, etc.
Thank you,
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