sqlite query syntax error with like operator

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I have a project in vb.NET using Database SQL SERVER 2005 Now i Migrate the Database SQL TO SQLITE now what changes should i made in sql query like below query works in sql server but not in sqlite please correct this query for sqlite

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SELECT MAX(DocumentCode) AS DocumentCode FROM DocumentsHeader WHERE (DocumentCode LIKE @DocumentCode + '%');

Posted 20-Oct-15 7:12am

Malikdanish

Updated 20-Oct-15 7:30am

Maciej Los

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Zoltán Zörgő 20-Oct-15 13:41pm

Which sqlite .net driver are you using?

Malikdanish 20-Oct-15 14:03pm

sqlite 3.7 i am using for me DB

Zoltán Zörgő 20-Oct-15 14:08pm

And what .net driver? Please post the link to the web page you have downloaded the driver from.

Malikdanish 20-Oct-15 14:13pm

http://www.sqlite.org/download.html

Zoltán Zörgő 20-Oct-15 14:32pm

Ok, so you are using the official ADO.Net driver.
And how exactly do you pass the parameter to the query? Do you get any error?

Malikdanish 21-Oct-15 0:48am

com.CommandText = "SELECT MAX(DocumentCode) AS DocumentCode FROM DocumentsHeader WHERE (DocumentCode LIKE @DocumentCode + '_')";
com.Parameters.Add("@DocumentCode", SqlDbType.NVarChar).Value = Passvalue.ToString().Trim();
returnvalue = com.ExecuteScalar();

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