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Pass User Input into Criteria of ADP

Asked by dpi-inc in Microsoft ADP, Microsoft Access Database

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I have an Access Data Project that has an ntext field.  I want the end user to be able to enter a word and have the database search the contents of this field for that exact literal string.  If I "hardwire" the criteria like this:

like '%widget%'

It works just fine and searches for the word "widget".  However I want something like this:

like '%@SearchTerm%'

I am not getting the syntax correct.  I have even tried this:

like @SearchTerm

and then entering '%widget%' in the parameter box that pops up but that doesn't work either?  What is the correct syntax?

Thanks!!

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Zones: Microsoft ADP, Microsoft Access Database
Tags: Microsoft, Access, 2003, This is an Access Data Project (ADP)
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