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31 maj 2023 · The best way is making a full-text index on a column in the table and use contain instead of LIKE. SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE contains(Column1, N'word1') AND contains(Column1, N'word2') AND contains(Column1, N'word3')
15 wrz 2008 · For start, you need to work out the value of true and false for selected conditions. Here comes two NULLIF : for true: ISNULL(NULLIF(p.[Instock], 'Y'), 1) for false: ISNULL(NULLIF(p.[Instock], 'N'), 0)
18 lis 2008 · It's useful if attempting to find the last occurence of a character in a string. In your example, it serves no purpose since you're looking for a "1" or "2" anywhere in the string. Additionally, the posted logic will return "Yes" if the string does not contain 1 or 2, or "No" if it does.
You can use query criteria in Access to limit the results based on specific text values. For example the criterion, = "Chicago" shows all items that have the text Chicago . This article has several examples of query criteria that you can use with the Text data type that can help you get more specific query results and find the information that ...
The IIf function is a versatile function in Microsoft Access that can be used to perform a variety of tasks, such as formatting text based on a condition, applying conditional logic to a calculation, and conditional branching in a macro.
28 maj 2008 · What is the row source of the combo (the SQL if a query), the column count and bound column properties? What field in the query that's failing is the criteria on?
12 maj 2024 · The POSITION() function returns the index of the provided substring in the given column and 0 if it doesn’t exist. Additionally, we can transform the query into a case-insensitive search by using the LOWER() function: SELECT * FROM Product WHERE POSITION('milk' IN LOWER(description)) > 0 OR POSITION('dark' IN LOWER(description)) > 0; 6.2. MS SQL
