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Search query using search term from user input into TextBox
Hi everyone, thank you for the help you provide on this forum, I've learned a lot so far.
Right now I'm making a simple Access-Visual Basic 2005 .NET database. I want to make a Search Query that will search the Database for text similar to what the user inputs into TextBox1.Text on the form where the datagrid is displayed. I've created a query that works if: SELECT... FROM... WHERE mycolumn = 'oxygen' for example. It will retrieve and display all matches for oxygen, so the query itself works. But it does not work with the variations I have tried on: SELECT... FROM... WHERE mycolumn = ' "TextBox1.Text" ' The query is: SELECT FirstName, LastName, City, Major, StudentID FROM Students WHERE FirstName LIKE ... I want to be able to search the column <FirstName> for the text that the user inputs in TextBox1.Text and then display the parts of the datagrid that match that. A blank datagrid appears. I don't think the query is able to see what TextBox1.Text contains. What do you recommend I do to make this work? Or what alternatives exist to making a robust search button with search terms? Thanks, Mendoza |
Re: Search query using search term from user input into TextBox
Print the Query just before executing and see what is the value of the query string.
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The code is now:
Code:
Dim connection As New OleDbConnectionI tried to fix the problem through this: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/209805 But all registry references were correct and files were found. EDIT: Probably has something to do with the fact that I don't have Microsoft Access installed. Tho that hasn't stopped me up to this point. |
Re: Search query using search term from user input into TextBox
You don't need the MS Access but you need the Database Engine to establish the connection.
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:thinking:
How can I get the data into a text box (eg. Text1.Text) which is selected in a Datagrid1. |
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