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I'd do this in two steps
<@assign name='request$arguments' value="<@replace str='<@arg searchstring>' findstr=' ' replacestr=','>"> <@assign name='request$arguments' value="<@replace str='@@request $arguments' findstr=',,' replacestr=','>">
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This would prevent your getting things like double commas if someone included a comma in the search string.

On Sep 2, 2007, at 5:20 PM, Dan Stein wrote:

I want to have a keyword search search the title for any of the words
entered in the search box.

So I figure I have to do an is in search and I have to use a direct DBMS
because Studio will not quote the words and SQL throws an error.

No problem I have the DBMS written.

But what is the best way to get the words into a comma separated string.

Who I am has to become 'who','I','am'
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