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The best I could come up with is
CREATE TABLE supportContacts
(
id int identity primary key,
usernames varchar(255),
);
INSERT INTO supportContacts
(usernames)
VALUES
('Dan'),
('DAN,SCOTT'),
('Jordan,Michael,Dan'),
('Adam,Kelly,Daniel,Roger,Sue'),
('Crystal,Kari,Logan,Daniella'),
('Jon,Dan,Xerxes,Brian'),
('Samantha,Keylin,Dan')
;
SELECT * from supportContacts WHERE
usernames = 'Dan' or -- only dan
usernames LIKE 'Dan,%' or -- begins
usernames LIKE ',Dan,' or -- within
usernames LIKE '%,Dan' -- ends
It has the problem that it doesn’t match on case – not an issue if your input isn’t case sensitive anyway – but it is Better than Raging Bull’s answer because it doesn’t match the names within other names ( my fiddle shows this by not matching ‘Daniella’ or ‘Daniel’ )
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USING LIKE
:
DECLARE @CONDITION VARCHAR(255)
SET @CONDITION = '%'' UNION SELECT * FROM TableName WHERE ColName LIKE ''%'
DECLARE @Unames VARCHAR(255) --List of username you pass from your program
SET @Unames = 'wasingej,doej,hamm' --Taking it as an example
DECLARE @FullQuery VARCHAR(255)
SET @FullQuery = 'SELECT *
FROM TableName
WHERE ColName LIKE ''%'+REPLACE(@Unames,',',@CONDITION)+'%''' --Replacing comma with @Condition
EXEC(@FullQuery)
At last, you can get your query in the variable @FullQuery
like this:
SELECT * FROM TableName WHERE ColName LIKE '%wasingej%'
UNION
SELECT * FROM TableName WHERE ColName LIKE '%doej%'
UNION
SELECT * FROM TableName WHERE ColName LIKE '%hamm%'
See example in SQL Fiddle.
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Source:stackexchange.com