Wildcard In Stored Procedures

Mar 4, 2008



Hello....
This one is giving me headaches because I thought it was very easy to create it
I 've created a SELECT stored procedure inside SQL 2005 Express, which filters data using multiple variables...
I am executing the SP inside SQL Management Studio but I don't get any results unless I pass the '%' value again for
all fields that I don't want to filter.
I want the SP to return all fields when a variable is null, so I won't need to pass twice the wildcard
this is an example (a part of) the SP code:

(

@pel_kodik nvarchar(15),

@pel_onom nvarchar(50),

)

AS

SET NOCOUNT Off;

SELECT pel_id, pel_kodikos, pel_onoma

FROM tbl_pelates

WHERE (pel_kodikos LIKE @pel_kodik + N'%' OR

pel_kodikos IS NULL) AND (pel_onoma LIKE @pel_onom + N'%' OR

pel_onoma IS NULL)




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