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Wildcard in SQL
Hi folks
Not been on for a while
How do I use a wildcard value in an SQL
heres my SQL
[VBA]Private Sub BuildList(cGroup As String, cType As String, active As Boolean)
Dim qry As String
Dim idx As Long, icon As Long
qry = "SELECT TblComponentDetail.ComponentID, TblComponentDetail.ComponentGroupID, " & _
"TblComponentDetail.ComponentTypeID, TblComponentDetail.ActiveToDate, " & _
"TblComponentDetail.Description, TblComponentDetail.ActiveFlag, TblComponentDetail.Make, " & _
"TblComponentDetail.Model " & _
"FROM TblComponentDetail " & _
"WHERE (((TblComponentDetail.ComponentGroupID)='" & cGroup & "') " & _
"AND ((TblComponentDetail.ComponentTypeID)='" & cType & "') " & _
"AND ((TblComponentDetail.ActiveToDate)>Now()) " & _
"AND ((TblComponentDetail.ActiveFlag)=True));"[/VBA]
If I dont know cType when I run the SQL what value should I use to represent cType when calling the routine e.g.
[VBA]Call BuildList(cGroup, "*", True)[/VBA]
I have tried
like"*" but that comes up with a mismatch error
I have tried just * and _
but no joy.
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