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Originally Posted by ronnie
SELECT count
FROM table
WHERE keyword = 'horizontal' AND keyword = 'vertical' AND (keyword = 'small' OR keyword = 'button')
That is to find only sponsors that have horz and vert and butt/small baners. It must match all three conditions to be a match. Is that what you are looking for? Not sure why your using UNION, that is usually for selecting from different tables, if I remember right. Also LIKE is use more for a wildcard type select with % as the wild card.
ronnie
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That query will only match on a row, not a whole table. So it will look for a row that has keyword set to horizontal, vertical and (small or button). Which doesn't really work, keyword can only be set to one value in a row
If I would have 3 keyword fields: keyword1, keyword2, keyword3 then I could do it that way.
And LIKE is just an old habit I have since the Sybase days. Mysql isn't as picky when it comes to =/LIKE, if you just put it in quotes it will treat it as a string. But for standard SQL, LIKE is for strings and = is for numerics.