That may be possible. Additional parameters were introduced in recent
versions.
----- Original Message -----
From: "danielgg" <danielgg@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2005 1:43 PM
the bug already is solved. The problem is:
query: SELECT Clave FROM Alumnos WHERE Nombre like "%u"<----- HERE.
The correct query is:
query: SELECT Clave FROM Alumnos WHERE Nombre like "%1"<----- HERE.
PD: I can assure that I have used the parameter "%u" and the gnugk worked
fine. The problem is, i believe, i had installed sid debian and the gnugk
version is 2.2.4 whereas which the gnugk version to testing debian is
2.1.5. Summary, i believe, gnugk-2.1.5 doesn't let to use the "%u"
parameter whereas gnugk-2.2.2 let to use the "%u" parameter.
I hope not to be crazy.
Thank you very much.
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