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For the following syntax I would like to add the condition CURRENTUSERID . . . <br />
&quot;FIND_IN_SET('&quot; . CurrentUserID() . &quot;', sharegrp) OR sharegrpall = 'office' &quot;<br />
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Is this the right syntax?<br />
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&quot;FIND_IN_SET('&quot; . CurrentUserID() . &quot;', sharegrp) OR sharegrpall = 'office' &quot;&nbsp;OR currentuserID()
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For the following syntax I would like to add the condition CURRENTUSERID . . . 
"FIND_IN_SET('" . CurrentUserID() . "', sharegrp) OR sharegrpall = 'office' "

Is this the right syntax?


"FIND_IN_SET('" . CurrentUserID() . "', sharegrp) OR sharegrpall = 'office' " OR currentuserID()

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