Can OSD handle MSSQL local variables?

DECLARE @ERR_MSG VARCHAR(255);
SET @ERR_MSG = '(FOC1406) SQL OPEN CURSOR ERROR.';
SELECT *
FROM Rcaster05dev.Dbo.Botlog2
WHERE STAT_BT_NAME = 'J170547s5tlu'
AND MESSAGE like @ERR_MSG
Yields:
SELECT *
FROM Rcaster05dev.Dbo.Botlog2
WHERE STAT_BT_NAME = 'J170547s5tlu'
AND MESSAGE = @ERR_MSG
Error report:
Invalid JDBC escape syntax at line position 23 '=' character expected.
This seems like the OSD interface is getting tripped up by some of the code it's trying to pass through? Or does OSD not support local variables in MSSQL?

Hello,
I believe that SQL Developer is not faulty here. The error message seems to come from JTDS.
As a quick test, can you write a very little Java program and send the same query to your SQL Server database, using the same JTDS version that you are using in SQL Developer? If that returns with the same error message then sourceforge.net should be your next address.
Regards
Wolfgang

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