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Search for "All" or "Any"
Posted 18 Nov 2003 18:18:38
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18 Nov 2003 18:18:38 Floris Kruger posted:
The following was put together in DMX but I wish to be able to also allow for the optional "All" or "Any" search from the "Suburbs" column. In other words I want to give users the option to select "All" and have all the suburbs displayed as apposed to selecting one at a time. Any help will be much appreciated!SELECT Listing, Type, City, Suburb, Price, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, OnSuite
FROM Main
WHERE Price BETWEEN varPrice1 AND varPrice2 AND Suburb = 'varSuburb' AND Type = 'varType' AND City = 'varCity'
varPrice1 0 Request.Querystring("Price1"

varPrice2 0 Request.Querystring("Price2"

varSuburb % Request.Querystring("Suburb"

varType % Request.Querystring("Type"

varCity % Request.Querystring("City"

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Replied 18 Nov 2003 18:53:52
18 Nov 2003 18:53:52 Janusz Jasinski replied:
Can U have seperate code with:
SELECT *
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SELECT *
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Replied 18 Nov 2003 19:18:33
18 Nov 2003 19:18:33 Floris Kruger replied:
I suppose but what would that imply ...I'm truly dumb at this!
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Can U have seperate code with:
SELECT *
Janusz
======================
janusz.monkey-it.co.uk
www.xlibris.co.uk
ASP | VBScript | IIS 5.1 | Windows XP Pro | Linux Redhat 9 | SuSE 9 Pro | Linux FreeBSD 4.9 | PHP 5.0.0 Beta 2 | MySQL 4.0 | Apache 2.0.48 | Macromedia Studio w/t Flash 2004 | Microsoft Office Pro 2003 | Mozilla Firebird 0.7 | IE 6 | B.O.R.E.D @ HoMe
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Can U have seperate code with:
SELECT *
Janusz
======================
janusz.monkey-it.co.uk
www.xlibris.co.uk
ASP | VBScript | IIS 5.1 | Windows XP Pro | Linux Redhat 9 | SuSE 9 Pro | Linux FreeBSD 4.9 | PHP 5.0.0 Beta 2 | MySQL 4.0 | Apache 2.0.48 | Macromedia Studio w/t Flash 2004 | Microsoft Office Pro 2003 | Mozilla Firebird 0.7 | IE 6 | B.O.R.E.D @ HoMe
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Replied 22 Nov 2003 05:38:38
22 Nov 2003 05:38:38 Nozomi Kugita replied:
>What would that imply...
* is a wildcard. SELECT * means SELECT all the culumns in a table.
Or, You can also consider to use if statement in your WHERE clause.
SELECT Listing, Type, City, Suburb, Price, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, OnSuite
FROM Main
WHERE <if statement: if a user selects "ALL", filter the query only by prices, for example> <else statment: if a user selects particular suburb, add the Suburb filter>
Can something like this be implemented to your app?
- Noz
* is a wildcard. SELECT * means SELECT all the culumns in a table.
Or, You can also consider to use if statement in your WHERE clause.
SELECT Listing, Type, City, Suburb, Price, Bedrooms, Bathrooms, OnSuite
FROM Main
WHERE <if statement: if a user selects "ALL", filter the query only by prices, for example> <else statment: if a user selects particular suburb, add the Suburb filter>
Can something like this be implemented to your app?
- Noz