Stuart McLachlan
stuart at lexacorp.com.pg
Mon Jan 10 16:44:52 CST 2011
Doh... I never use ADO recordsets so I didn't realise that it used SQL wilscards, but it makes sense. One more reason to stick with DAO :-) It seems logical to me that ADO evaluates the sub query as well - what else would do it? -- Stuart On 10 Jan 2011 at 11:06, Drew Wutka wrote: > I did... it was on a hunch. His issue is the # is not a wildcard > character in ADO. > ... > > This is kind of interesting. I think this means that ADO is actually > reading the SQL of Query1 and interpreting the SQL itself. Go figure. > > I can't find numeric wildcards for ADO, just % and _ which are * and ? > in Jet. >