On 8/2/00, Olson, Kelly penned:
>[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access 97 Driver] Syntax error (comma) in =
>query expression 'EmployeeID=3D107,24'.
I'm not sure if that 3D is part of the value you inputted from the
form or mime output from your e-mail.
But, if your EmployeeID field is an integer, you'll get that error if
any non numeric characters are in there, including the comma. Not
that that matters, you can't query with a list like that anyway.
You'll need to loop through it.
WHERE <cfloop index="mylist" list="#form.EmployeeID#">EmployeeID = #mylist#
or </cfloop> 0=1
Which would basically write:
WHERE EmployeeID = 107
or EmployeeID = 24
or 0=1
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