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April 3rd, 2004, 11:27 AM
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Too many "LIKE ... OR...OR...OR...OR..." in a SQL Statement?
I have a page which I intend to have an unlimited number of thumbnails on, each with an adjoining check box, whose value will be the "ID" for that image. In submitting, I intend to build and store a string which will have each ID number seperated by " OR ". As you can imagine, this may get rather long. Would it be a problem to have a string, say 20 or 30 ID's long to specify in my SQL statement, such as "Select * From Image WHERE ID=" string
THanks so much.
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April 3rd, 2004, 11:32 AM
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Do you know how to use the IN statement? Perhaps use that? Maybe I'm not understanding your question. If this doesn't help, clarify your question some...
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