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sp_wiz
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 Posted - 2001-11-10 : 19:31:38
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| Well it is to me.....I have two tablesCREATE TABLE [dbo].[PHOTOS] ( [BASE_TRANS_NO] [nchar] (15)Of course there are more fields than shown aboveTable 2CREATE TABLE [dbo].[KEYWORD] ( [ID] [int] NOT NULL , [TRANS_NO] [nchar] (15) , [WORD] [nchar] (40) ) The link between the tables is the base_trans_no from phots an trans_no from Keyword.As you can see the relationship between the tables allows multiple keywords to belong to one photo..The problem I'm having is writing a sql statement that will look for multiple keywords. ie I want to pass a string into an sp like 'Rose Red' I have no problem getting the logic to pull back all records that contain rose or red, but i can not see away to pull back only those records that contain ROSE ANE RED.Heres part of the SP SELECT photos.trans_no , PicDesc, PHM_Name,rtrim(THNail_Path) FROM dbo.PHOTOS WHERE Photos.base_trans_no in ( Select keyword.trans_no from keyword where " + @keywords +" )" EXEC(@CMD){call dbo.Opus_QuickSearch(1,10,'Not Selected','(((RTRIM(Word) LIKE ''%GARDEN%'') AND(RTRIM(Word) LIKE ''%Rose%'')))')} I have some ASP code that generates the where part of the clause, I would also like to be able to say NOT instead of ANDAny ideas would be great as the deadline is for Monday Robp |
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Complex Search Problem