{
$dead_beat_ads = "Delete from fsearch_temp where fsearchKeyword='$str' and fsearchTime='$time' and fsearchIp='$fbip' and fsearchHost LIKE '%$dbad%' "; $dead_beat_result = $dbi->query($dead_beat_ads); } What I am doing is
eliminate "Run of site" advertisers from our network LIKE EBAY.com I
would rather give free crawler results than to allow this spam advertising
anymore. So I before I develope our XML output of search results to our
partners I am going to remove them but since their tracking can change All I
want to do is search for them by host Like ebay.com and I will pull
this out in real time thus all the $time requirements. This will mean that
no matter which of our partners ebay buys advertising from they won't be
displayed through our network. Or if someone buys a commission junciton ad
we will pull them out by the host even though the click url may be a qcksrv
ad.
So the question is
can that % be butted up against the variable or should I put a space in
there. While reading the LIKE on Mysql .com it talks about 2nd
position with a space but I didn't know if that meant for the use of
%_$dbad_% or if % $dbad % would have it
looking for second position stuff.
Thanks |
- Can I use LIKE this way? gunmuse
- Re: Can I use LIKE this way? Rhino
- RE: Can I use LIKE this way? gunmuse