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I have a textbox (key_sel) on a form (switchboard) that I want to allow the user to enter in a series of values separated by a semicolon, which will then be used as criteria in a query.
SQL statement is below:
keysql = "SELECT dbo_sys1_key_codes.key_cod
If I use one value (*2XH07) the query runs fine and pulls the correct data. When I specify multiple criteria (I used *2XH07;*9XH16 as the value) it pulls no data. When I design view the query the query the criteria is below. Obviously the first "Like " is creating the problem.
Like (Like '*2XH07' Or Like '*9XH16')
Don't know what I'm doing wrong.
I have a textbox (key_sel) on a form (switchboard) that I want to allow the user to enter in a series of values separated by a semicolon, which will then be used as criteria in a query.
SQL statement is below:
keysql = "SELECT dbo_sys1_key_codes.key_cod
If I use one value (*2XH07) the query runs fine and pulls the correct data. When I specify multiple criteria (I used *2XH07;*9XH16 as the value) it pulls no data. When I design view the query the query the criteria is below. Obviously the first "Like " is creating the problem.
Like (Like '*2XH07' Or Like '*9XH16')
Don't know what I'm doing wrong.
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