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Thomas Mercer-Hursh
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It might help to see the actual SQL code that you are using. Which said, one of the questions to address here is what are your requirements long term. Having commas in there is going to be a thorn in your side for any future dealing with this field. If this is a one time requirement, anything that works might be OK, but if it is on-going, you might want to consider cleaning up the data. The actual cleanup should be trivial, but then you also need to fix the code that is creating it in that form. That may not be as simple.
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