Hey all, 

 

Here’s a weird question…

 

We have a query that uses like in the where clause.  The like variable is
passed dynamically.

Where x like #arguments.blah#%. If nothing is passed via arguments.blah, the
where clause looks like this

 

“where x like %” 

 

How does T-SQL interpret this? Or does it just ignore the clause..

 

Thanks, as always..

 

sas

 





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ColdFusion Developer 

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