And @filter is ?  A parameter? A literal? A variable in your program?

Seems to me that you'd need a prepared statement so you can pass the parameter OR you need some code that generates the SQL string and resolves the parameter into and actual value first.

Pete Helgren


Rohan Sootarsing wrote:

Hi Guys I have a webservice using the following query it works absolutly
fine


new iDB2Command("Select * from ctx4nthg where REF = '123456'"
,connDB2);

This works fine but I want it to return different results depending on
the value of something called filter

i have tried new iDB2Command("Select * from ctx4nthg where REF =" + @filter
,connDB2);
and new iDB2Command("Select * from ctx4nthg where REF =@filter" ,connDB2);
can anyone give me some tips


Rohan



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