>And that SELECT will give you these :-)
>If you(user) selects these - ModelIds 1,7,12,225 for OptionID = 1 AND MakeId = 12
>
>Then SELECTCmd will look like this:
>

>selOptionID = 1
>selMakeID   = 12
>STORE 0 TO m.lnModel1, m.lnModel2, m.lnModel3...m.lnModelN
>m.lnModel1 = 1
>m.lnModel2 = 7
>m.lnModel3 = 12
>m.lnModel4 = 225
>

So, you're suggesting 100+ parameters?


>SELECT *
>      FROM YourTable
>WHERE OptionID = ?m.selOptionID AND
>      MakeId   = ?m.selMakeID   AND
>      ModelId IN (?m.lnModel1, ?m.lnModel2, ?m.lnModel3...?m.lnModelN)
>

>
>Finaly this will be executed:
>

>SELECT *
>      FROM YourTable
>WHERE OptionID = 1  AND
>      MakeId   = 12 AND
>      ModelId IN (1, 7, 12, 225,0....,0)
>

>Which gave you a row for each ModelId, isn't it?

No, only if I already have records for such models in my table.