My sql filter data problem

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Hi all Im trying to filter data but I seem to have a problem the user must only be able to filter data for a specific company for wich he is logged in for @companyName and then filter on user_name = @filterText

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MySqlCommand sqlC = new MySqlCommand("select * from T_users where (Company_Name = @CompanyName) and (User_Name like '@filterText') ", myconfill);

Posted 18-Oct-12 4:49am

mrDivan

Updated 18-Oct-12 5:08am

Sandeep Mewara

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joshrduncan2012 18-Oct-12 10:59am

LIKEs require the "%" symbol otherwise they won't work in that desired format. Since you are using C#, you will also need the parameters.addwithvalue statements so the compiler can know what text you want to equate with the parameterization calls you have noted here.

mrDivan 18-Oct-12 11:05am

Hi sorry yes I do use that my problem is in the logic the code works but if i Filter on say ex a the value of @filter can be more than one if there is more than one user with a username containing an a so then my statement never returns a value because the and doesn work but if n run the the statement without the where company_Name = @Company name then it does return results but it does then reutn results for the whole table and not just where comapnay name = @company Name

joshrduncan2012 18-Oct-12 12:28pm

Can I see your entire code segment (not just what is shown here) as to what you are referring to? I can't infer from this.

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