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My own knowledgebase, how to make a search?


I have technical software, it would be nice if i could use the treeview
having books for images (it's a property, i know) and to populate this one
based on a query.
What i'm looking is a way to prepare a good SQL statement based on user
criteria.
Like a google search engine.

Should i simply OR the words for start?
Is there some free code to use to convert criteria to SQL?

Thanks!
Mar 19 '06 #1
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