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Indicates the string of a command to be executed. |
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Empty string |
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Use the commandString property to set the string of a command represented by a ADOCommand object. |
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Usually this will be an SQL statement, but can also be any other type of command statement recognized by the provider, such as a stored procedure call. |
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An SQL statement must be of the particular dialect or version supported by the provider's query processor. |
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Sets string value that contains a provider command, such as an SQL statement, a table name, a relative URL, or a stored procedure call. |
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