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Hello all I am trying to create a stored procedure that will either give the user a chance to use the wild cards or the IR_Number, or subjLastName (from the RevisedSubjects_Table) or a begin Date and an End Date.


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(@Enter_IR_Number nvarchar(100))

AS
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SELECT dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.SubjFirstName, dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.SubjLastName, dbo.Revised_MainTable.[Violation Type],
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FROM dbo.Revised_MainTable INNER JOIN
dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table ON dbo.Revised_MainTable.[IR Number] = dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.[IR Number]



IF patindex( '*', @Enter_IR_Number) > 0

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SET @Enter_IR_Number = replace( @Enter_IR_Number, '*', '%' )



SELECT dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.SubjFirstName, dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.SubjLastName, dbo.Revised_MainTable.[Violation Type],
dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.[IR Number], dbo.Revised_MainTable.[I/RDocument], dbo.Revised_MainTable.Date, dbo.Revised_MainTable.Action

FROM dbo.Revised_MainTable INNER JOIN
dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table ON dbo.Revised_MainTable.[IR Number] = dbo.RevisedSubjects_Table.[IR Number]


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Error #3: Array bounds cannot appear in type specifiers (in Form1.vb)
Error #4: 'DataSet' is not a type and cannot be used as an expression (in Form1)

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More Information for you to know:
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