Convert sql to mysql statement to use in c#

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Can anyone convert this to a mysql statement that works

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select * from dbo.T_Recipients where Company_Name = 'ACSA' and User_Name = 'Arend' and Full_Name like '%A%'

Posted 22-Oct-12 21:38pm

mrDivan

Updated 22-Oct-12 21:44pm

Herman<T>.Instance

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OriginalGriff 23-Oct-12 3:46am

What doesn't work about it?

mrDivan 23-Oct-12 3:53am

Hi Again

It works if I run this in Microsoft sql on the database but when I run the same statement on the same database in mySql it doesnt return any results

BlackMilan 23-Oct-12 5:16am

Without details of tool and version no help is possible.
I tested with MySQL Workbench 5.2.40 - no problem

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Solution 1

SQL

select * 
from T_Recipients 
where Company_Name = 'ACSA' 
and User_Name = 'Arend' 
and Full_Name like '%A%';

Posted 22-Oct-12 21:45pm

Herman<T>.Instance

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mrDivan 23-Oct-12 3:54am

ThaNKS IT DOESNT WORK

Herman<T>.Instance 23-Oct-12 3:57am

what is the error you get?

mrDivan 23-Oct-12 4:02am

Hi Again

It works if I run this in Microsoft sql on the database but when I run the same statement on the same database in mySql it doesnt return any results

CPallini 23-Oct-12 4:25am

Did you get any error?

Herman<T>.Instance 23-Oct-12 5:21am

does your mysql database contain the same tables and data?
did you debug your query by running it without where, with only the where line, then with where and the first AND line.
Check in each step if you get data.

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Sarrrva · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-22T23:46:00

Solution 2

Hello Divan,

first you should read this link:

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/pattern-matching.html[^]

regards
sarva

Posted 22-Oct-12 23:46pm

Sarrrva