1. How Can PHP Search MySQL Table Fields with Large Text Fields Using the MySQL FIND_IN_SET Function
Updated on: 2022-06-28
Posted on: 2022-06-28
Many PHP developers use MySQL as a database to store application information dynamically.
PHP developers often need to perform search queries to filter the database table records with field values matching given criteria. Sometimes there is the need to filter records that match multiple criteria.
SQL allows composing complex search queries to combine multiple search criteria.
MySQL has a particular function named FIND_IN_SET that allows defining a condition that can check if string values have a given number of occurrences of another string value.
This class allows composing complex MySQL search queries that combine multiple search conditions. Some conditions can use the FIND_IN_SET function to find database table records with particular values in larger text fields.
This possibility allows PHP developers to perform complex searches to find given text values inside database table field values that have text values the PHP application users want to see.
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PHP developers often need to perform search queries to filter the database table records with field values matching given criteria. Sometimes there is the need to filter records that match multiple criteria.
SQL allows composing complex search queries to combine multiple search criteria.
MySQL has a particular function named FIND_IN_SET that allows defining a condition that can check if string values have a given number of occurrences of another string value.
This class allows composing complex MySQL search queries that combine multiple search conditions. Some conditions can use the FIND_IN_SET function to find database table records with particular values in larger text fields.
This possibility allows PHP developers to perform complex searches to find given text values inside database table field values that have text values the PHP application users want to see.
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