> Problem 2
> Using the same query, I wanted to substitute MONTH(Filing_Date1) by a parameter, e.g. :Mois_Choisi, or ?Mois_Choisi and allow the user to input a value from 1 to 12 representing the 12 months of the year. However, it doesn't seem to matter which way I formulate the parameter, ie. whether using the OOo way with a colon, or using the mysql way with a question mark, I always get an error message that either there is an error in my SQL statement, or that the "parameter variable was not given". OOo didn't even ask me for the parameter in the first place, but perhaps that is because it only does so when in OOo SQL parsing or Query Design mode and not in SQL Direct mode. I also tried switching the option ParamaterModeSubstitution on and off in the driver settings.
>
> So that leads me to my second question : is there a problem with parameter substitution in OOo ?
>
>
Well, the problem is that parameter substitution only works with Escape
Processing turned on.
Given the problem with datediff under MySQL requires that Escape
Processing be turned off this negates your ability to use this feature.
Now, could that query be re-written in a way to allow escape processing
on the client (OO.o) side?
Drew
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