How about
schols_selected like '%' || short_name || '%'
> I have two tables:
> students
> stu_name
> schols_selected
> scholarships
> schol_name
> short_name
> schols_selected is made up of scholarships the students have selected,
> the field content will look like schol1:schol2:schol3
> I need a select that does something like this
> select schol_name, short_name, stu_name, schols_selected
> from scholarships, students
> where short_name is in schols_selected
> I have tried:
> where short_name like '%' || schols_selected || '%'
> but i'm not sure how to include a field result in between like operators.
> how do I get a list of scholarships based one which student selected
> it where the selected result is a string of colon seperated options?
> thx,
> -wj
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