Re^4: Storing multiple value field in a MySQL database

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Hi, i understand davido's solution, and i know that it is the better solution, but i exactly mean something like that:

Table1:
userid       email              age memberof
john         john@example.com   45   admins,wizzards
jerry        jerry@example.com  22   newbies,trainees,newhires
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And i do not need an efficient way to search for all newhires. The filed memberof should only be additional information.

So can you only show me perhaps an code example how to store multiple value files in one single mysql column. Thanks ;)

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Re^5: Storing multiple value field in a MySQL database by GrandFather (Saint) on Nov 25, 2013 at 20:51 UTC
My hesitation in showing code for simply concatenating the values together with join is that that is such a standard and trivial thing to do that I couldn't believe that that was the solution you were looking for. roboticus's reply++ tells you how to do that and also fills in details for using a table join to use davido's suggested technique. If it really is the case that you were struggling with concatenating a list of strings I strongly advise you show us more of your code and ask for comment in a new Seekers of Perl Wisdom node as there are very likely other areas where your code could use some constructive criticism. True laziness is hard work	[reply]

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Re^5: Storing multiple value field in a MySQL database
by GrandFather (Saint) on Nov 25, 2013 at 20:51 UTC

My hesitation in showing code for simply concatenating the values together with join is that that is such a standard and trivial thing to do that I couldn't believe that that was the solution you were looking for. roboticus's reply++ tells you how to do that and also fills in details for using a table join to use davido's suggested technique.

If it really is the case that you were struggling with concatenating a list of strings I strongly advise you show us more of your code and ask for comment in a new Seekers of Perl Wisdom node as there are very likely other areas where your code could use some constructive criticism.

True laziness is hard work

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