On Wednesday, July 9, 2003, at 12:27 PM, Ben Johansen wrote:
That's what the contain operator is for ;-)
Also Witango adjusts the operators to pick from based on the datatype of
the column.
You can't contains or like on an integer
I first used the contains operator just a short time back.
It may have changed since 3.6 but if it hasn't, I might mention I wasted a lot of time until I understood that the contains is boolean only.
My IF statement
<@IF this contains that > do this <@else> do something else </@IF>
failed because I had to
Assign the <@IF above to a var and then evaluate the var as being equal to 1 or 0.
The docs actually point out the boolean aspect but I assumed a normal <@IF type statement would work, it didn't for me on 3.6.
Hope it helps.
Michael Heth Web Information Architect
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