A small off-topic piece of advice: 
SELECT * FROM tblBlogPosts WHERE fldTags LIKE '%?%'

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Beware the performance implications of using Wildcard characters and the LIKE operator:
Under most circumstances, the original LIKE or GLOB operator is still tested against each input row ..
This means your database backend must do a full table scan for every query. As the database grows, the queries will take increasingly long time to complete.

Disclaimer: I've no experience with SQLLite. The above applies to all other database I know of: MySQL, Postgres, Oracle, DB2, SQL Server.

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print map{chr}unpack(q{A3}x24,q{074117115116032097110111116104101114032080101114108032104097099107101114})

In reply to Re: DBI:SQLite bind_param problem by andreas1234567
in thread DBI:SQLite bind_param problem by davehope

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