Consider I have a table like this.
+-------------+---------------+----------------+---------------+ + id + column 1 + column 2 + column 3 + +-------------+---------------+----------------+---------------+ + 1 + values + values + a, b, c, d, e + +-------------+---------------+----------------+---------------+
My query can be like this
SELECT * FROM table WHERE column 1 = 'values' AND column 3 = '$variable'
The $variable can be anything from a to e
Is there a way to use query to select the row the I want?
Try this
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE FIND_IN_SET('$variable', column 3)
mysql function find_in_set can search only for one string in a set of strings. the first argument is a string, so there is no way to make it parse your comma separated string into strings (you can't use commas in SET elements at all!). the second argument is a SET, which in turn is represented by a comma separated string hence your wish to find_in_set('a,b,c', 'a,b,c,d') which works fine, but it surely can't find a string 'a,b,c' in any SET by definition - it contains commas.
SELECT * FROM tableName WHERE column 1 = 'values' and FIND_IN_SET('a',column3 )
使用此查询从表中选择*,其中表1列=“值”和3列,如“%$ value%”
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