Wiliam Stephens writes:
> My two columns are set up as follows:
> res_places SET('North','West','South')
> res_places_re SET('Aber','Cardiff','Bangor')
>
> And I'm currently using the following MySQL query:
> SELECT * FROM gd_records WHERE (res_places & 3)
> AND (res_places_re & 1);
>
> Which turns out very strange resutls.
I saw you post this a while back, and at first I couldn't see anything
wrong, but then I realized that you probably don't want to match 3
out of 4 values for the first set and every other for the second.
That is, you're doing a bitwise AND (&), when what you want is probably
just a plain equality (=).
//C
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