I don't know DBMan SQL very well, but basically, yes, this would be the logical way.
Give it a try, the worst case could be that you learn something
Check first, that input is stored in $in or $IN.
I suppose $IN is the used one.
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Give it a try, the worst case could be that you learn something
Check first, that input is stored in $in or $IN.
I suppose $IN is the used one.
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