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Is it possible to use an or statement in a mysql query. Because I am trying to do a query to see if the member has board member accesses or HRO accesses or HM accesses or ed. If I do a and then I will get nothing back becuase a member will only have 1 of those not all. So is their a way to do an or statement in mysql query?

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$mlist = mysql_query(" SELECT * FROM `members` WHERE `status` =1 AND `active` =1 AND `hm` =1 AND `ed` =1 AND `hr` =1 AND `bm` =1");

 

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$mlist = mysql_query(" SELECT * FROM `members` WHERE `status` =1 AND `active` =1 AND (`hm` =1 OR `ed` =1) AND `hr` =1 AND `bm` =1");

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