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well, still I would tell you that the url values should be stored in the db as url_decoded ...<br />
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anyhow, this should do, technically, except performance will be like a dog with big tables...
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follow up question for 
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MySQL/Q_27836893.html


well, still I would tell you that the url values should be stored in the db as url_decoded ...

anyhow, this should do, technically, except performance will be like a dog with big tables...

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