Welcome Friends to this post where I will be discussing about the SQL IN Operator, basically this is very simple, and helps to extract records according to values of a Column.
Lets have a look at out Employee Table.
PID Name Designation
222 Whiskey Moderator
444 Onty Admin
111 Gaurav Admin
333 Kumaar Admin
555 Rishabh Admin
666 Rose Admin
888 White Admin
999 Mikey Admin
Now once again our Manager comes and asks for info about Whiskey, Rose and Mikey.
So in these case, what we can do is, use the SQL IN Query.
Syntax:
SELECT * FROM table_name
WHERE column_name IN (value1, value2, value3, . . .)
So for our purpose we would use the below query
SELECT * FROM Employee
WHERE Name IN ("Whiskey", "Rose", "Mikey")
So with this query, our result set will be:
PID Name Designation
222 Whiskey Moderator
666 Rose Admin
999 Mikey Admin
This is cool isn't it? Anyways this is all what I have for you in this post.
Hope you enjoyed it and Don't forget to check my next post.
Thank You!
Lets have a look at out Employee Table.
PID Name Designation
222 Whiskey Moderator
444 Onty Admin
111 Gaurav Admin
333 Kumaar Admin
555 Rishabh Admin
666 Rose Admin
888 White Admin
999 Mikey Admin
Now once again our Manager comes and asks for info about Whiskey, Rose and Mikey.
So in these case, what we can do is, use the SQL IN Query.
Syntax:
SELECT * FROM table_name
WHERE column_name IN (value1, value2, value3, . . .)
So for our purpose we would use the below query
SELECT * FROM Employee
WHERE Name IN ("Whiskey", "Rose", "Mikey")
So with this query, our result set will be:
PID Name Designation
222 Whiskey Moderator
666 Rose Admin
999 Mikey Admin
This is cool isn't it? Anyways this is all what I have for you in this post.
Hope you enjoyed it and Don't forget to check my next post.
Thank You!
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