Hi all,

Excerpt from the docs: "The ParameterName is specified in the form
@paramname". What's the so called "form" supposed to be? It's a string
starting with '@', what else?

radi

Re: IDataParameter.ParameterName by William

William
Thu Jul 08 10:44:53 CDT 2004

"?" can be used for Access/OleDb params.

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"Radostin Gerchev" <junk@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> Excerpt from the docs: "The ParameterName is specified in the form
> @paramname". What's the so called "form" supposed to be? It's a string
> starting with '@', what else?
>
> radi



Re: IDataParameter.ParameterName by Radostin

Radostin
Fri Jul 09 01:55:03 CDT 2004

William Ryan eMVP wrote:
> "?" can be used for Access/OleDb params.
>

Thank you, but this is not the full answer. You cannot use certain
characters as exception is raised ("@para.m" for example leads to an
exception when calling FillSchema). I was hoping someone knows the full
set of banned chars.

Regards
radi