Matt,
I use LIKE all the time in MS SQL with CFQueryParam...just to make
sure my head is screwed on straight, I just ran the following against
an nvarchar column:
<cfquery datasource="alex" name="foo">
where SomeColumn like <cfqueryparam cfsqltype="cf_sql_varchar"
value="%#SomeValue#%">
</cfquery>
-joe
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 11:17:27 -0800, Matt Robertson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Why can't you use cfqueryparam?
>
> I have actually experienced this myself with the following, and only
> on MS SQL Server. The same statement works great in mySQL, Access and
> Oracle. In the code below, if we are running SQL Server
> (localgrid.usedb=2) execution branches to bypass cfqueryparam.
>
> I've seen the same problem with MS Access date fields. I have yet to
> see a cfsqltype that will work with one of those, and working the
> problem from the other end have been unable to figure out a config
> within access itself that will work with one of the cfsqltypes.
>
> <cfif Compare(LocalGrid.UseDB,"2")>
> #TempGrid.QueryFieldName# LIKE
> <cfqueryparam
> cfsqltype="#TempGrid.SType#"
> value="%#Evaluate(TempGrid.SearchText)#%">
> <cfelse>
> <!---
> sql server doesn't like cfqueryparam and fuzzy LIKE, so ...
> --->
> #TempGrid.QueryFieldName# LIKE '%#Evaluate(TempGrid.SearchText)#%'
> </cfif>
>
> --
> --mattRobertson--
> Janitor, MSB Web Systems
> mysecretbase.com
>
>
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