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Yep, try it out.

Wasn't that the same thing flolam said?

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Please be conscious of where you post (moved to the MySQL section). As samoht mentioned, use: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/string-comparison-functions.html#operator_like

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SQL would bet the best way to limit your results. As KPH mentioned, the LIMIT clause can take 2 parameters to specify a range of where to limit.

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What exactly do you mean mobile development? That's a pretty broad range.

Not sure what you're talking about. If you still need help post the query and error message.

Because it was posted: December 05, 2008, 01:09:27 PM

Yes. Example: SELECT * FROM DB1 WHERE example LIKE '%s' OR example2 LIKE '%s';

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This is the correct logic but I'm telling you that the syntax is invalid. It should not work with or without the or like this. SELECT * FROM DB1 WHERE example = %s or example2 = %s

Have you tried it? From you syntax, it looks like you should be using LIKE, not =.

Looks much better than what you had before

I understand you have good intentions, but please don't resurrect a thread that's over 2 years old.

wow

Np. Already did.

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