Using A Question Mark As A Character Not A Wildcard In SQL Query

Hi,

In SQL in MS Access a '?' '*' '%' are all used as a wildcards.

I need to be able to retrieve all messsages which contain a '?' within the message.
i.e. If a message contains the following characters : why?

I want to retrieve the message as a '?' is part of the message.

When I write the code :

SELECT User.User, Message.Message
FROM Message INNER JOIN [User] ON Message.[Message ID]=User.[Message ID]
WHERE Message Like '*?*';

Access takes the '?' as a wildcard and retrieves all the messages in the database. Is it possible to get round this and use '?' as a specific character.. not a wildcard?

Please help