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Bugs and Issues / Re: SQL Escape Character Issue
« on: July 26, 2023, 07:59:03 pm »
Hey qwerty. thanks for your reply
I have tried both and it doesn't seem to work
The strange thing is that if I use the SQL statement like this '\_%' I don't get an error message or something. There is just no result even though I know for a fact that there is 1 result that should be shown.
Trying two backslashes also doesn't change anything (no result) and with the "escape" keyword I get an error message from the Oracle OLEDB that there is an issue with sorting the results (also strange).
Maybe Oracle doesn't know the "escape" keyword? (I'm not a DB specialist so i sadly don't know)
I have tried both and it doesn't seem to work
The strange thing is that if I use the SQL statement like this '\_%' I don't get an error message or something. There is just no result even though I know for a fact that there is 1 result that should be shown.
Trying two backslashes also doesn't change anything (no result) and with the "escape" keyword I get an error message from the Oracle OLEDB that there is an issue with sorting the results (also strange).
Maybe Oracle doesn't know the "escape" keyword? (I'm not a DB specialist so i sadly don't know)