Hello,
It, mainly, depends from the way your SQL back-end is configured and interprets what he gets from your networked request. See the SQL db doc.
Best, Pierre
Le 20 mai 04, � 17:22, K a �crit :
I have a strange behavior I cannot explain. When I create a SQL statement like below.
SELECT ca,cb,cc from :1 where fa=:2
In this case :1 and :2 is sent to the database with single quotes ('') around it am I configuring something wrong? Is there a option to stop this?
K
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