[RESOLVED] Problem with SQL statement

Hi guys,

(Using .net cf 2.0)

I have the following sql statement:

VB Code:

With sqlCmd
            .CommandText = "SELECT count(*) FROM photos WHERE photoLocation LIKE '" & H42_PHOTO_DIRECTORY & "%'"
            '.Parameters.Add(New SqlCeParameter("@photoLocation", H42_PHOTO_DIRECTORY & "%"))
            Dim assigned As Integer = .ExecuteScalar
            MsgBox(assigned)
            '.Parameters.Clear()
        End With

But it always returns 0 when i know that it shouldn't
(by the way H42_PHOTO_LOCATION is a folder on my Pocket PC.) I need it if possible to be done using parameters. Can anybody tell me why this isn't working?

Thanks in advance for any help
:afrog:

It depends on the database use, some database use % and some use * as wildcard.

Ok....didn't know that...i'll try it and let you know.
Thanks

No it still returns 0 all the time!

Managed to fix it.
Thanks for your help though. :thumb:

:wave:

You should post your fix to the problem so anyone else facing the same issues can find it with a search.

There wasn't a problem with the code....i found out that i guy i'm working on this project with (who isn't in work today) changed the folder and the text in photoLocation....so i was searching using the wrong comparison.