Look at the MySQL manual that came along with it when you downloaded it:
manual.html#String_comparison_functions
or
manual.html#Comparison_Operators
May be that helps you.
René
www.comunica2.net
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HI,
New to PHP/MySQL,
I was wo
HI,
New to PHP/MySQL,
I was wondering if this was possible.
I have a users database with an auto-incremented userID field.
I have another message database (it's a message board database) - one of
the fields is a TEXT field with userIDs separated by carriage returns;
eg; if on one record userI
