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pszWild
SQL: The search string has the following format: <ownername>.<objectname>. If no period is embedded in the wildcard string, it is assumed that pszWild represents a search for the object name only, and that the requested tables are for the current owner.
The following table provides examples of wildcard use for SQL databases:
Setting |
Retrieves |
NULL |
All tables. |
*.* |
All tables for all owners. The default if NULL is passed. |
* |
All tables for the current owner. |
*.EMP |
All tables named EMP for all owners. |
*CUST |
All tables for the current owner ending in CUST. |
Standard: For standard databases, search conventions are those used by DOS.