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anaylor01
Posted: Thursday, December 27, 2007 10:04:25 AM
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Joined: 12/24/2007
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Location: NYC
Problem #1. In Reports if you add a parameter and select multi-value when I run the report and Select All from the drop down list or if I select more than one value I get "incorrect syntax near ','. I haven't been able to find anything on this error. I am running Sql Server 2005 SP2.

Problem #2. In Microsoft Access I can add a Combobox that will return a list of values from a table and will let me assign a sort order.
When the form is loaded there is no value for combobox. The user can leave this value blank. What I like to do is write code that says if the combobox is null then select all.

When I try to do this in VB.net the form loads the combobox with values already in the combobox.

How can I either fix problem #1 or #2 or both? Thanks for your help.

Happy holidays.
Scott Whigham
Posted: Monday, January 21, 2008 1:29:36 PM


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Joined: 3/20/2006
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Location: Dallas, TX
Hi there -

Just saw these - sorry for not responding sooner Smile

#1 - I just actually recorded a series on this same topic Smile You need to change your WHERE clause from using "=" to using IN (). Example: WHERE OrderId=@OrderId works for single-value but, for multi-value, you just change it to WHERE OrderId IN (@OrderId).

#2 - No idea.
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