insert into a database field comma separated values

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hi friends
how to insert hobby in coma separate in one field in database like i have three hobyy playing cooking and reading and i have insert like hobby,cooking,reading so how to it possible
thanks

Posted 10-Jun-13 0:47am

Rashmikants Monpara

Updated 10-Jun-13 0:49am

CPallini

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Comma limited items should not be inserted into a table.
Split these items up into values that you would store in another table and join these two tables whenever you want results.

Posted 10-Jun-13 0:55am

Abhinav S

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_Amy 10-Jun-13 7:09am

Exactly. +5!

Abhinav S 10-Jun-13 7:12am

Thank you.

CPallini 10-Jun-13 7:52am

5. :-)

Abhinav S 10-Jun-13 8:40am

Thank you CPallini.

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-10T00:52:00

Solution 1

I doesn't look a good idea (it goes in the opposite direction of database normalization principles).
In any case, it is not difficult: just a call to the String.Replace[^] method could do the trick.

Posted 10-Jun-13 0:52am

CPallini

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Abhinav S 10-Jun-13 6:54am

My answer exactly. No normalization.

_Amy 10-Jun-13 7:09am

+5!

CPallini 10-Jun-13 7:52am

Thank you.

Nandakishore G N 10-Jun-13 7:57am

exact answer. My 5.