How to write the sql statement of my finder function in cmp?

hi,
I create a cmp ejb from table INFOCOLUMN,and I create a my finder function ,which sql statement is :
select * from INFOCOLUMN WHERE employee_id=id
employee_id is a column of the table,and id is the finder function parameter.
The error is : invalid column name
So,how to write the sql statement.
Thanks .

Mole-
Bind variables are of the form $1, $2, etc., so your query stmt should look like:
select * from INFOCOLUMN WHERE employee_id=$1
-Jon

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