Tony
You mean you have an SQL clause as
Select * from TabelX where y = @y
And you will now dynamicly remove that where. I thought that typical from
SQL procedure is that you cannot remove that where.
All true and false does of course not exist, if it is both, than it means
there is no criteria.
Cor
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L've created a parameter query where the options are True, False and All.
Using a combo box the user can select on of these options. Getting True
or
False to work is easy. Howe do I select both options when All is
selected?
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Tony