> Is there a way to do this?
not easily, no
i assume your "date" field is not actually a DATE or DATETIME column?
what is it, VARCHAR?
you will have to itemize all the strings you want to find:
where `date` like '%1832%'
or `date` like '%1833%'
or `date` like '%1834%'
or `date` like '%1835%'
tip: don't use reserved words for column names, you are only asking for
syntax errors
rudy
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