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down vote favorite 1 I am trying to add a parameter to my table adapter in my C# project. When I add the @ to the where clause visual studio gives me an error. Here is my SQL statement: select PO.PO_Num, PO.Supplier, PO.DateOrdered, PO.DateRequired, PO.Terms, PO.Freight, PO.FOB, POItems.PO_Num as Expr1, POItems.Quantity, POItems.Description, POItems.Item, POItems.Price, POItems.KeyNum from PO, POItems where PO.PO_Num = POItems.PO_Num and (PO.PO_Num = @PO_Num) Can someone please tell me unable to parse query text ssis what I am doing wrong? Thanks in advance for any help! c# sql visual-studio-2010 where-clause tableadapter share|improve this question edited Nov 27 '13 at 18:04 Filipe Silva 15.8k32446 asked Nov 27 '13 at 18:03 nate 59011943 2 Use a question mark instead of @PO_Num. What did you try? Did you search the web for the error message? –CodeCaster Nov 27 '13 at 18:06 Duplicate of How to use named parameters in a TableAdapter query?. –CodeCaster Nov 27 '13 at 18:08 @CodeCaster I can just add a ? instead of "at symbol" + parameter to create a parameter? And I tried what you see above, since I didn't know what else to try or do. –nate Nov 27 '13 at 18:12 "What have you tried" does not mean "What code do you currently have that doesn't work", but it mean "What have you tried to resolve the issue", hence my asking about you searching the web. Parameters for OLEDB are parsed in order, so just ? will do. –CodeCaster Nov 27 '13 at 18:13 @CodeCaster And this is not a duplicate question to the one that you posted. since I am not using access, and I am using SQL. I am also
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