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Sep 26th, 2012, 07:55 AM
#23
Re: Concatenate issue in vb6
Personally.... I go for storing the queries in the database itself if I can... in cases where that isn't feasible for what ever reason, I use StringBuilder...
Additionally, I will try to use parameters when possible... that eliminates confusing code, and eliminates the need for things like quoting functions. I should just be able to plug the data in... I shouldn't need to fiddle with it.
-tg
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