Thanks to all for the suggestions!!
Turns out, if I use a regular expression instead of a text compare I get the desired
result!! :)
Thanks!
Erica
Gerald Clark wrote:
> You are doing a text compare, and they have to match exactly,
> including leading zeros after the dots.
>
> You might look a
You are doing a text compare, and they have to match exactly,
including leading zeros after the dots.
You might look at storing them as integers. MySQL has to functions
INET_ATON() and INET_NTOA() to convert them back and forth to strings.
Erica B. Tanner wrote:
> Hello everyone. I am new to t
