At 03:23 AM 7/10/2008, Thodoris wrote:
>Why don't you work this around. Since you may do anything with strings in php using the (.) operator try this:
>
><?php
>$a = array('string1','string2');
>$str = implode("','",$a);
>$str = "'".$str."'";
>print $str;
>?>
Thanks, but this is missing the entire point of my question, which is *can it be done with PDO prepared statements*. These solutions you're proposing do not involve PDO's prepared statements. I already know how to do SQL queries by hand.
Anyway, per my latest message, I found where in the PHP manual it implies that PDO prepared statements cannot be used with the MySQL IN function, which speaks to my original question.
Thanks for trying!
- TK
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