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Comments by Member 15793732 (Top 4 by date)
Member 15793732
14-Mar-23 15:21pm
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Yes I read documentation, otherwise I would not know the answer, because previous answer mentioned only: "it needs to be doubled" I would use [[ which is also wrong. If codeproject should be more than links to VS documentation, just let it here and somebody like me will appriciate it in future...
Member 15793732
14-Mar-23 15:20pm
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There is oly link to VS docu and nobody mentioned correct syntaxe for original question.
I did, but its way too deep in converstaion, this way - the forgetful self from the future - will find this much faster. Thank you top expert.
Member 15793732
14-Mar-23 15:19pm
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Yes I read documentation, otherwise I would not know the answer, because previous answer mentioned only: "it needs to be doubled" I would use [[ which is also wrong. If codeproject should be more than links to VS documentation, just let it here and somebody like me will appriciate it in future...
Member 15793732
13-Mar-23 7:02am
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Hello, I had the same problem. Your code did not work as Member 14621280 mentioned.
Problem is its not enough to double [[. You need to close it from both sides. My working code:
Dim FoundR() As DataRow = Dts.Select("NodeFullPath Like '%[[]" & BsNr & "[]]%'")
Did you even tested your code? Its hard to understand when information is fault.