Been wondering this for a while now, I can explain how I do it, but
I am sure there are better ways.
...
Maybe I'm really missing something here but I think that your querying
problem arises from bad data design. This is what I'd do:
Product table:
ProductID
some other stuff
attributes_links
On attributes_links.attribute_id = attributes.id
Where attributes_links.dvd_id = 1
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Been wondering this for a while now, I can explain how I do it, but
I am sure there are better
Your method is wrong because if you are looking for 5, then 56 will
match and also everything that has 5 in it.
Unless you include the spaces and look for : '% 5 %' but then you need
to add a space at the beginning and at the end of your attributes field.
That method is way too cumbersome and
