A database query contains the @ symbol where the symbol in not intended to represent a parameter. However, the symbol and the characters proceeding it are interpreted as a parameter.
Example:
@acme will be interpreted as a parameter, displayed on the Parameters tab, and will require a value to run the query.
To prevent the string from being interpreted as a parameter, add a backslash directly preceding the @ symbol in the string.
Bryan Baca
A database query contains the @ symbol where the symbol in not intended to represent a parameter. However, the symbol and the characters proceeding it are interpreted as a parameter.
Example:
@acme will be interpreted as a parameter, displayed on the Parameters tab, and will require a value to run the query.
To prevent the string from being interpreted as a parameter, add a backslash directly preceding the @ symbol in the string.
Example:
Result: