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clipka wrote:
> Make a first query to retrieve the desired WHERE clause, then generate
> another query with that clause to retrieve the actual data.
Except I don't know what the column names are. And I want to store "or"s and
"and"s, with parens and such.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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is that it's best implementation comes
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