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AskSQLTeam
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 Posted - 2002-01-15 : 09:01:02
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| michael writes "I have about 20 amennities that you can search on my site. How can i have this fp.FeatureId in (2,13,15,16) only return the property that has all these features.my table has 2 columns PropertyId and FeatureIdso, if one property has 3 features, their will be 3 rows.I have been working on this for about 3 weeks and i am going crazy...... I think i am going to have to make a temp table, please i have no where else to go..thank you, Michael Satterfield" |
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smccreadie
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Posted - 2002-01-15 : 09:54:12
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I assume your users are coming through a website - correct?If so, give all your checkboxes the same name on your form. When the form is submitted, you will get multiple values (2,13,15,16)Pass this into a stored procedure and write your query using IN CREATE PROCEDURE pullproperties@ammenities varchar(50) --the value passed inAS SELECT * FROM TBLNAME WHERE FeatureID IN @ammenities Something like this should work. |
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Single Query with multible exists clauses'