Depend on what the data type of the field you are calling from the table.
If it is a numeric field you will not need to have any ' around the numeric
values, but if the data type is varchar / char  then you will have to have
' around the string.

varchar/char

select * from table
    where field1='value1' AND field2 IN ( 'a','b','c')


select * from table
    where field1='value1' AND field2 IN (1,2,3,4)




                                                                                       
                              
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I am not receiving any errors but I am not receiving any records and when I
do a record count I get 0.
Also, why couln;t I just skip the <cfset> and put #form.value2# instead of
#hlist#.

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not setup exactly like you have it but you can use the IN sql statment with
your list of variables

it does not require you to split it up


<cfset hlist =  replace(form.value2,  "," ,  "','" , "all")>

<cfquery name="query" datasource="data">
    select * from table
    where field1='value1' AND field2 IN ( ' #hlist# ' ) </cfquery>









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I have a form with a multiple select box that I am want to build a query
from, but am having problems.  I set up an index loop with an OR statement,
but I have obviously set it up wrong beacuase it is adding an OR to the end
of the query.  How do I set it up to not put an OR after the last index?

<cfquery name="query" datasource="data">
    select * from table
    where field1='value1' AND (
        <cfloop index="index" list="#form.value2#" delimiters=",">
            field2='#index#' OR
        </cfloop>
        )
</cfquery>




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     style="page-break-after: always"

     if you say apply that to a <table> tag, and then have multiple tables
     each having that style, it will have a page break between them. of
     course, I'm sure it's only ie, but better than nothing.
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          Subject: [KCFusion] Printer Friendly Directory Listing



          I have a directory listing pulling from a database and sorting by
          departments.  Everything work great online, but some people are
          wanting to print it out...when they do sometimes the page break
          for printing occurs in the middle of a department listing and the
          second page does not have the department title.  Is there a way
          to determine where a printing page break will occur and force the
          follwoing page to repeat the department title.  Below is an
          example of what I mean and the code I currently use.





          Department A
          address
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name


          Department B
          address
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name


          [page break]

          Department B
          address
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name


          Department C
          address
          phone # - name
          phone # - name
          phone # - name



          <cfoutput query="list" group="Department">
              <b><font size="+1">#Department#</font></b><br>
              #building#<br>
              <hr align="left" width="300">
                  <cfoutput>
                  #Ext# - <b>#Name#</b><br>
                  </cfoutput>
              <p>
          </cfoutput>






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