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Join Date: Jan 2005
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OS: XP
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Okay heres the deal (I hope I can explain this clearly enough while being as breif as I can, and I apologize if this has been covered in another thread but I saw nothing similar):
I created a trouble ticket system (ASP site using MS SQL) where the trouble tickets were assigned to only one person, but now I need tickets to be assigned to multiple people. So in my ticket table I changed the assigned_to field to nvarchar and the user id's are comma delimited. On the users home page, when they sign into the site I show currently open tickets assigned to that user. Initially my SQL statement looked like this: Quote:
Quote:
or Quote:
Please help me as I am at my wits end.
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