Select * from tbl where product like ('abc','def','rgh');

Hi Guys,
My requirement is I need to filter by providing date value with some of the porduct details and prod_id may differ with product like
prod_id product date
01 abc 01/2012
02 abc 02/2012
03 def 03/2012
How can we put multiple text conditions using LIKE operator in where clause of the sql query.
if we use union to combine all the sql queries, how can we filter by entering date value.
SQL>select * from tbl where product like ('abc','def','rgh');
Please provide any ideas on the same.
Thanks in advance!
-LK

select * from tab1 where regexp_like(product,'^abc|def|rgh');

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