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8.4

m_strFilter question.

Asked by binstar in Windows MFC Programming

Tags: m_strfilter

I have 2 indexes STKI and DOCI. I need to Filter for the 2nd index only,ie all records with DOCN (2nd param) regardless of the STK (1st param). What do I substitute for the m_strSTKParam.  I have tried inserting ALL and
*, and other combinations.  MSDN Documentation does not address this specifically. If I only put the second parameter in the strFilter and not the rest it also doesn't work because the recordset has 2 parameters so the strFilter is supposed to have both Parameters. The question is what do I put for the 1st parameter?

 DET.m_strSTKParam="";
 DET.m_strDOCNParam=m_getdoc;
 DET.m_strFilter="STK= ?  AND DOCN= ?";
 DET.Requery();

(If I I specify a value for the 1st and 2nd Param then there is no problem so that is not the question.)

Thanks.


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