The first time I encountered two or more pieces of data in the database received in an input box, at first I thought of solving the problem with a collection, and finally it can be solved through SQL statements after consulting.
GROUP_CONCAT(`member_pic` SEPARATOR ',') memberPic, explained below:
Glossary:
1.concat(): Concatenate multiple strings into one string.
Note: Oracle's CONCAT() only allows two parameters; only two strings can be concatenated at a time, but in Oracle, we can use '||' to concatenate multiple strings at a time.
2.group_concat(): group_concat( [distinct] field to be connected [order by sorting field asc/desc] [separator 'separator'] ), this function returns a string result, the result is combined by the value connection in the group become.
Note: Duplicate values can be excluded by using distinct; if you want to sort the values in the result, you can use the order by clause;
3.separator: separator is a string value, the default is a comma.