Problems with SELECT 'value' IN(field)
Hi,
i have this problem:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE '1' IN(field)
"field" is not a var, it's a table-field and contains values like: 1,2,3
I just get a result, if "field" contains only one number
E.G.
Value of the table-field "field": 1
SELECT * FROM table WHERE '1' IN(field) <<< I get a result
Value of the table-field "field": 1,2,3
SELECT * FROM table WHERE '1' IN(field) <<< I don't get a result
What should I do, so that IN(field) also works like
SELECT * FROM table WHERE field IN(1,2)
I just want tu use it in a reverse way
WHERE value IN(field) instead of WHERE field IN(value)
(value is not an table-field, it's a var)
I hope, i expressed my problem understandable.
Greetings from germany
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Problems with SELECT 'value' IN(field)
July 19, 2005 05:04AM
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