in .net using always @
On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 09:59, André Knappstein, Controlling
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Hello Steve,
join InvoiceDetail d ON (d.InvoiceID = :InvoiceID)
join InvoicePayment p ON (p.InvoiceID = :InvoiceID)
where (i.InvoiceID = :InvoiceID)
Are parameters supposed to work that way in ADO.net??
I always use @ for a parameter identifier instead of :
regards,
André
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