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I forgot an opening parentheses on the function call. Corrected below:<br />

<pre><code id="code-8223768">queryName.OutFields.AddRange(new string[] { &quot;MBR_112TH&quot;, &quot;DIST&quot;, &quot;WEBSITE&quot;, &quot;PERSONAL_WEBSITE&quot; });
queryName.Where = string.Format(&quot;MBR_112TH = '{0}'&quot;,  QueryComboBoxName.SelectedIndex.ToString());</code></pre>
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I forgot an opening parentheses on the function call. Corrected below:


queryName.OutFields.AddRange(new string[] { "MBR_112TH", "DIST", "WEBSITE", "PERSONAL_WEBSITE" });
queryName.Where = string.Format("MBR_112TH = '{0}'",  QueryComboBoxName.SelectedIndex.ToString());

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Thanks guys. &nbsp;Both worked in different situations.
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Thanks guys.  Both worked in different situations.

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Hope this is an easy one. &nbsp;I have a combobox in silverlight that is querying from a database service with a where clause. &nbsp;The data has commas so it works when using the single quotes, but I can't figure out the query code in C# to get the single quotes to work. &nbsp;<br />
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This works outside of Visual Studio<br />
(MBR_112th = 'LastName, FirstName MiddleInitial.')<br />
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<pre><code id="code-8223689">queryName.OutFields.AddRange(new string[] { &quot;MBR_112TH&quot;, &quot;DIST&quot;, &quot;WEBSITE&quot;, &quot;PERSONAL_WEBSITE&quot; });
queryName.Where = &quot;MBR_112TH = &quot; + QueryComboBoxName.SelectedIndex.ToString();</code></pre>
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Hope this is an easy one.  I have a combobox in silverlight that is querying from a database service with a where clause.  The data has commas so it works when using the single quotes, but I can't figure out the query code in C# to get the single quotes to work.  

This works outside of Visual Studio
(MBR_112th = 'LastName, FirstName MiddleInitial.')



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