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Problem with seemingly simple query - Help please
I have a database table with a column 'phonecarriers' that has some network names stored in it such as,
phonecarriers AT&T Tmobile Verizon Some values in the column 'phonecarriers' have ampersand (&) such as AT&T while others don't (TMobile or Verizon) When I query the database with the follwing query: $sql="SELECT * FROM table WHERE phone= '$model' and phonecarriers = '$network' "; I get correct results if $network variable is either TMobile or Verizon. I do not get results if $network variable is AT&T. I also get correct results if instead of '$network' , I plug and type network = 'AT&T' directly in the query. What can I do differently, or how can I write the query so that that when the '$network' variable is AT&T that the query would fetch results from the table where phonecarriers is AT&T. Any help would be appreciated, Thanks |
How are you defining $network? I don't think the problem is in using an ampersand, because you obtain results with network = 'AT&T'.
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