MS Access SQL LIKE query from C#

问题

I have this query for Ms Access and im using C# and Ole DB commands. It works on Ms Access but when I'm passing the query from C# using OleDB, nothing happened. Anyway here's my code:

SQL query

SELECT * FROM tblIssue WHERE  id LIKE '*2*' AND dateChecque LIKE '**'AND +
issueTo LIKE '**' AND byTheName LIKE '**' AND bankName LIKE '**' AND accountNo LIKE '**' +
AND checqueNo LIKE '**' AND amount LIKE '**' AND being LIKE '**'   AND whoDeleted LIKE '**' +
AND whyDeleted LIKE '**' AND dateCreated LIKE '**';

C# code

try
{
    DataTable newDt = new DataTable();
    OleDbDataAdapter newSda = new OleDbDataAdapter(sqlQuery , conn);
    newSda.Fill(newDt);

    if (newDt.Rows.Count > 0)
    {
        dataGridView1.DataSource = newDt.DefaultView;
        _hasData = true;
    }
    else
    {
        _hasData = false;
    }
}
catch (Exception error)
{
    MessageBox.Show(error.ToString()); conn.Close();
}

回答1:

Queries performed from within the Microsoft Access application itself normally use * and ? as wildcard characters for the LIKE operator. OleDb connections to an Access database from an external application should use the % and _ wildcard characters instead. (The latter are actually the more commonly-used wildcard characters in other SQL dialects.)

回答2:

From http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc966377.aspx :

Microsoft Jet uses partial match (or "wildcard") characters with the Like operator that are different from those used in most SQL dialects. The asterisk (*) character matches zero or more characters and is equivalent to the percent (%) character in ANSI SQL. The other Microsoft Jet partial match characters are the question mark (?), which matches any character in a single field, and the number sign (#), which matches any digit in a single field.

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17000204/ms-access-sql-like-query-from-c-sharp

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