How to find this type of data using stored procedure

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Hello,
I have Table like

name| skills   | area |<br />
________________________<br />
ajay| .net,wcf | hyd  <br />
ram   | java,.net| bang

I want to find who have candidates skills like java,dot in stored procedure
can u guide or end any snippets in front my application i am using textbox for for giving input like java,.net

Posted 22-Nov-12 2:54am

kingsa

Updated 22-Nov-12 2:58am

Tadit Dash (ତଡିତ୍ କୁମାର ଦାଶ)

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MT_ 22-Nov-12 9:11am

Why are you reposting the question:
http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/497345/Howplustoplusretriveplustheseplustypeplusofplusdat
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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2012-11-22T03:16:00

You can do it...but it's not easy, particularly if you don't store skills in any particular order. You can use the LIKE condition to pick up one skill:

SQL

SELECT name FROM myTable WHERE skills LIKE '%.net%'

would pick up both lines, but for multiple skills it's a PITA.

I would change the way you stored skills - have a Skills table, which has a name (".NET", "Java", ...) and an ID, then have a separate table linking the client to a skill (via the client ID). THis way, you can retrieve all those who have multiple skills much, much =more efficiently (And you can't spell "java" as "jova" by mistake when doing data entry and miss some one out for a position)