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Where you have '@keyword', that literally means the string "@keyword". Remove the single quotes if you want to use the @keyword parameter.

You cannot refer to a column name in a parameter. This is a limitation of how SQL Server, as it needs to compile your query before applying parameters.

Where you have '@keyword', that literally means the string "@keyword". Remove the single quotes if you want to use the @keyword parameter.

You cannot refer to a column name in a parameter. This is a limitation of how SQL Server, as it needs to compile your query before applying parameters.

Where you have '@keyword', that literally means the string "@keyword". Remove the single quotes if you want to use the @keyword parameter.

You cannot refer to a column name in a parameter. This is a limitation of SQL Server, as it needs to compile your query before applying parameters.

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Jonathan Allen
Jonathan Allen
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Where you have '@keyword', that literally means the string "@keyword". Remove the single quotes if you want to use the @keyword parameter.

You cannot refer to a column name in a parameter. This is a limitation of how SQL Server, as it needs to compile your query before applying parameters.