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Hi

I would like to perform a procedure
which takes a string of numbers and searches for strings in a table which include all the
given numbers in any particular order. problem is i can only return strings
which include 'any' of the letters in the search string and not
'all'.

this is how i perform it so far:

@IncludeNumbers
VARCHAR(50)

AS
BEGIN

SELECT Phone AS [Telephone
Number]

FROM tbl_Person AS p

WHERE (p.Phone LIKE '%[' +
@IncludeNumbers + ']%')

END

(ive removed some unecessary bits but
this shows the basics)

As you can see currently it will return any phone numbers which contain any numbers given in the includeNumbers string, I would only like it to return phone numbers which contain all the numbers given in the includeNumbers string. is there any way to make it search for strings
which include 'all' numbers given?

thanks

Robert

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