> I'm _Sorry_ for my poor English.
No worse than some native English speakers I could mention, so no apology
necessary. :)
> Simple code:
Whenever I've used LIKE in the past, I've never used parentheses around the
expression; it was always expressed as
SELECT foo FROM bar WHERE foo LIKE 'baz';
...granted, that's just on Oracle. Access might differ.
Have you tried it encapsulating each expression of your match in
parentheses, like below?
WHERE (vchTitle LIKE #PreserveSingleQuotes(sql_search_string)#)
OR (vchKeywords LIKE #PreserveSingleQuotes(sql_search_string)#)
OR (txBody LIKE #PreserveSingleQuotes(sql_search_string)#)
OR (vchDesc LIKE #PreserveSingleQuotes(sql_search_string)#)
HTH...HAND.
Brandon Whitaker
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