Re: mysql odbc parameters
> Those conditions help me to send from a report of a -1 when
> it is All records and if not the value chosen for filtering purposes.
Yes, do you understand though that your @ prefixes in column names need to be got rid of?
> select * from myTable
> where myField = 100
> In SQL Server it works perfectly but in MySQL it doesn't filter anything.
Such queries work fine for all of us in MySQL. There's something else wrong in what you're doing. For us to understand what that is, you'll need to supply all the detailed steps that get you there.
About that, why are you using Connector/ODBC instead of Connector/Net with Visual Studio?
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