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In this sql string, is the portion that looks for a null value correct on the last line?<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; esql = &quot;Select * from &quot;&nbsp;&amp; c &amp;&nbsp;&quot; Where StartDate &gt;= &quot;&nbsp;&amp; pound &amp;&nbsp;a &amp;&nbsp;pound<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; esql = esql &amp;&nbsp;&quot; And StartDate &lt;= &quot;&nbsp;&amp; pound &amp;&nbsp;b &amp;&nbsp;pound<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; esql = esql &amp;&nbsp;&quot; And (SchoolWorkplaceBehavior = 0 Or SchoolWorkplaceBehavior = Null) &quot;
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In this sql string, is the portion that looks for a null value correct on the last line?

        esql = "Select * from " & c & " Where StartDate >= " & pound & a & pound
        esql = esql & " And StartDate <= " & pound & b & pound
        esql = esql & " And (SchoolWorkplaceBehavior = 0 Or SchoolWorkplaceBehavior = Null) "

Null Statement Correct??

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