for about a day, i look on internet, asked my friend, and blah...blah...
however, there is no answer...
until... enlightenment comes... the answer appears..
i don't remember the www address where i got the solution..
but it's OK..
here the answer:
instead of using @parameter as in SQLServer database, we should use question mark to mark an input parameter
example:
SQL Server 2005:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE first_Name = @First name
MS Access Database through ODBC in .NET
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE first_Name = ?
may this post be helpful for you who's looking for this problem..
peace.. Gbu
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