Write and post the DDL for the business case please.

>Ok, I have a bit of a problem with some SQL I'm trying to build. I have a
>table of Tickets, and then a table with a list of "fields" that are
>associated with tickets. Here are some values for the "fields" table:
>
>TicketID   FieldID   Value
>1               1             Hello
>1               2             5
>2               1             Hello
>2               3             Boo
>3               2             5
>
>What I want to do is select the TicketID's that have a "(FieldID = 1 AND
>Value LIKE 'Hello') AND (FieldID = 2 AND Value = 5)". In this case I would
>want Ticket #1 returned. But obviously, this string does not work in the
>WHERE clause of my query. What I'm wanting to create is a search where
>people can search different FieldID's and their values, and ONLY those
>TicketID's matching ALL of the specified fields/values will be returned. I'm
>having no luck doing this as each value/field pair is its own row. Besides
>using CF to manipulate the data, can I do this in SQL?
>
>Cedric
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