How Can I Get The Files Count If I Read The Inv Path Manually

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select * from files where invID=(select invID from tblInventory where invFolderPath="@invFolderPath")

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select * from files where invID=(select invID from tblInventory where invFolderPath="C:\")

i am getting the error like Invalid coloumn name "c:\"

i am giving the hard coded path but i want to get it dynamically..
could anyone help me

Posted 12-May-15 19:58pm

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Updated 12-May-15 20:11pm

Tomas Takac

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-12T21:03:00

Solution 1

SQL - by default - do not understand double quotes, so "C:\" is interpreted as object/column name...
The proper way to identify string literals is using SINGLE quotes, like 'C:\'...

Posted 12-May-15 21:03pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter