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SQLEXEC(lnConnection,"SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE employee = ?emp")

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>>pops up a little dialog box and allows entry of a name to search against.
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>>I want to use the same functionality with IN
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SQLEXEC(lnConnection,"SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE employee IN (?emp)")

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>>If I put in

NAME1,NAME2

I get nothing back
>>If I put in

"NAME1","NAME2"

I get just the first record
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>>How can I format the dialog response (or how else can I set up the query) to get the two (or any number of) names
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>>(I'm sure there are lots of other ways of doing this, but all I'm really interested in is how to do this with the parameterized query.)
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>>Thanks to all
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>>............Rich
>If you already put the parentheses there, then you need to pass in a string of strings: ["NAME1", "NAME2"]. To build this string, in your dialog box, allow for creating multiple entries by providing the user with a mechanism to add a new textbox to your dialog and then collect all of the entries in an array by means of the dialog's OK button. Loop through the array to build your name list and then pass it as your parameter. (Of course, you'll need to do a lot of work to do all of these steps.)

It's important to remember to prevent SQL Injection Attacks.