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Hi,

I have the following query:


SELECT *
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I want to allow visitors to filter a list of events to show only those belonging to categories selected from a checklist.

Here is an approach I am trying:

TABLE Events(EventID int, Categories varchar(200))

EventID Catetories
--------------------------
1           ‘6,8,9’
2           ‘2,3’

PROCEDURE ListFilteredEvents
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AS
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WHERE (any value in Categories) IN @FilterList

Result:

EventID
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2

How can I select all records where any value in the Categories column
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selected since it belongs to category 3, which is also in @FilterList.

I’ve looked at the table of numbers approach, which works when
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Can someone suggest an approach?

Any examples would be greatly appreciated!
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persons table
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Sheila Johnson - van,pogostick,motorcycle
John Nobody - skateboard,car

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Code Snippet

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(
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