You can write a program to do this.. Just query the table one , and tokenize
the string returned and query the second table for each token with LIKE
clauses and wildcards in a loop.
Gurhan
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by % % as
patterns and do this:
select row from table2,table3 where fields-m like table3.patterns;
This should work, regards
Jan
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Thanks
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yep, that's the problem. But MySQL
