Hi, i understand davido's solution, and i know that it is the better solution, but i exactly mean something like that:

Table1:
userid       email              age memberof
john         john@example.com   45   admins,wizzards
jerry        jerry@example.com  22   newbies,trainees,newhires

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And i do not need an efficient way to search for all newhires. The filed memberof should only be additional information.

So can you only show me perhaps an code example how to store multiple value files in one single mysql column. Thanks ;)

In reply to Re^4: Storing multiple value field in a MySQL database by mba777
in thread Storing multiple value field in a MySQL database by mba777

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