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Opening MySQL table from Microsoft Access

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PeDa

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Oct 10, 2002
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I have the following string:

Code:
SELECT * FROM tbtimes WHERE (eEvent LIKE '%align=\'center\'%') ORDER BY eOrder

which behaves as expected (finds records containing: align='center') when run from phpMyAdmin.

However the following in Microsoft Access gives VBA error 3075: Syntax Error (Missing Operator) in Query Expression (eEvent LIKE '%align=\'center\'%')

Code:
Set rst = dbf.OpenRecordset("SELECT * FROM tbtimes WHERE (eEvent LIKE '%align=\'center\'%') ORDER BY eOrder")

What am I doing wrong here? (general procedure works fine in other cases)
 
Answered my own question (Access and MySQL escape mixed up). Should be:

Code:
SELECT * FROM tbtimes WHERE (eEvent LIKE '%align=''center''%') ORDER BY eOrder
 
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