At 14:11 +0100 1/15/03, bruno peracchio wrote:
>Hi
>I'm newbie
>
>I have to find from xvalue to yvalue; I have written:
>$query="SELECT * FROM inner-multipli
>WHERE cod_int
>LIKE =>'%$cod_int1%'
>AND cod_int
>LIKE <='%$cod_int2'=;
>This not work; how can I do?
Hard to say. Even if that syntax was legal, the logic doesn't
make sense. What does it mean to be "greater than" or "less than"
a pattern that has a "match-anything" wildcard at the beginning.
That completely negates any possible meaning of comparative ordering,
doesn't it?
>Thanks in advance
>
>bruper
sql, query
