Using 'like' is your best bet. With multiple condition, you could
restrict the return set further.
Is there a way to restructure your table? I don't know what the data
represents, but you could use a field per list item( you could then
index it t get very fast results).
You could also use 'l
I guess this is this closest, but apparently in this case if the "3" at the
beginning doesn't exact, and even using LIKE '%3,%' (removing the first comma)
would match an entry like 33, !
I need a better solution, does mysql have something similar to explode() in
PHP?
if it does, then how
If you have the literal string "3,31,11,10" in a field in your table
then you can 'search' for numbers in the string like this:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE CONCAT(',', tablefield1, ',') LIKE '%,3,%'
I don't know if it's the best way of doing it but it works for me.
Natalie Leotta wrote:
I'm not
I'm not sure I understand your question, but my interpretation would be
solved like this
select * from table where variable in (select id from tablefield1)
I hope this helps you!!
Natalie
On 9/16/06, Hassan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi My Best List, I have a field in a table contains "3,31,
Hi My Best List, I have a field in a table contains "3,31,11,10" (let say
tablefield1) and I have a given value which I need to check if it exists in
that list.
I've tried:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE 3 IN ( tablefield1 );
Any ideas?
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It's in php-devel.
To find out what package something is in you can ask yum
# yum provides phpize
and it will tell you
php-devel.i386 5.1.4-1updates
Matched from:
/usr/bin/phpize
/usr/lib/php/build/phpize.m4
Choy, Wai Yew wrote:
Hi,
Any kind soul o
Hi,
Any kind soul out there can advise me?
I've also try "yum install php5-dev" and "yum install php-dev"...All not valid..
Thanks.
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