SQL Query Works Fine With Phpmyadmin But Gives Me No Results And EOF With ASP
I have a strange problem: when I perform a sql query on my phpmyadmin it works fine and it gives me the right results. If I perform the _same_ query through my asp application I reach immediately the EOF condition without any results!
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