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My following Delphi code is throwing a compiler error: incompatible type: string and integer in line
SQL.Text := 'Select ColumnA from TableA where ColumnA NOT IN ('+ 3 + ',' + 4 +')';
How do I put the numbers in the SQL statement?
This line should look like this:
SQL.Text := 'Select ColumnA from TableA where ColumnA NOT IN (3,4)';