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I'm attempting to query a database for records where the "product_id" is included in an array of products IDs.

The array is the post result of a multiple select input (<select>) and looks like:

$clients = 
  Array ( 
    [0] => 80000016-1302638679
    [1] => 8000003B-1329924004
  )

I would like to pass that array to the "IN" clause of an SQL statement such as:

$sql = "SELECT * FROM sales WHERE product_id IN (".$clients.")";

...but this doesn't work (Error: Message: Array to string conversion).

Several posts suggest using this function to format the array in a way suitable for SQL:

function format_array($array){
    return implode(', ', $array);
  }
}

Such as ...

$sql = "SELECT * FROM sales WHERE product_id IN (".format_array($clients).")";

That results in this query:

SELECT * FROM sales WHERE product_id IN (80000016-1302638679, 8000003B-132992400)

...and this error:

Unknown column '8000003B' in 'where clause'

What am I doing wrong? Any help is greatly appreciated! I can clarify the question if needed :)

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Try this to put your ids in quotes:

function format_array($array){
    return "'" . implode("', '", $array) . "'";
  }
}

As cwallenpoole pointed out, you should escape the string if you haven't already. Not escaping a string is extremely dangerous, especially if you have a public application.


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