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<div>When we do a SQL query, if we want to pass value to query, we make use %d for integers or %s for strings.</div>
<div>Similarly do we have any place holders for arrays. </div>
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<div>2.</div>
<div>I am facing a below typical problem, can somebody tell me what should I do?</div>
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<div>Below query works fine.</div>
<div>SELECT skillid FROM {resubmt_skills} WHERE resubmt_skills.skillname IN (<strong>'PHP', 'HTML', 'SQL'</strong>) </div>
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<div>But in above query search string <strong>'PHP', 'HTML', 'SQL' </strong>is hard coded.</div>
<div>I want to make the query generic.</div>
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<div>Lets say in custom search form, user entered search string PHP, Telecom, HTML,, so how can I write a generic query.</div>
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<div>Thanks</div>
<div>Austin </div>