losing some results

i have created a report that fits the layout to achieve the fields that i
require, i then created an aspx page where my users can select any number of
fields and values to use in the where clause of the sql statement. My aspx
page then builds an sql statement based on these selections and passes this
sql statement to the report as a parameter. The report calls a stored
procedure that executes the sql statement passed in. This works great for
all but one situation that i have found. When a user enters '%bel%' to use
in the where clause for some reason when it gets to reporting services
report the sql statement is modified to 'l%'. Dropping the '%be'. Is
'%be' a reserved command.
example:
if my table had the following entries in a column name city Boston,
Belville,New York,Detroit,Los Angeles, Lakeville
my user wants to find all cities that have 'bel' in the name
the resulting sql would be select city from table where city like '%bel%'
i setup up my report to show the parameters when the aspx page redirects to
the report using the url of the report
the sql that shows up in the parameter field is select city from table where
city like 'l%'
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank youSolved my own problem. what i had to do was replace all my '%' to '%25' to
encode my url before i issued a response.redirect.
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>i have created a report that fits the layout to achieve the fields that i
>require, i then created an aspx page where my users can select any number
>of fields and values to use in the where clause of the sql statement. My
>aspx page then builds an sql statement based on these selections and passes
>this sql statement to the report as a parameter. The report calls a stored
>procedure that executes the sql statement passed in. This works great for
>all but one situation that i have found. When a user enters '%bel%' to use
>in the where clause for some reason when it gets to reporting services
>report the sql statement is modified to 'l%'. Dropping the '%be'. Is
>'%be' a reserved command.
> example:
> if my table had the following entries in a column name city Boston,
> Belville,New York,Detroit,Los Angeles, Lakeville
> my user wants to find all cities that have 'bel' in the name
> the resulting sql would be select city from table where city like '%bel%'
>
> i setup up my report to show the parameters when the aspx page redirects
> to the report using the url of the report
> the sql that shows up in the parameter field is select city from table
> where city like 'l%'
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Thank you
>