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AskSQLTeam
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Posted - 2004-03-17 : 08:29:42
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| Prasad writes "I have two tables like this Table person Id name city 1 person1 nyc 2 person2 bos 3 person3 hyd Table gadgets owner gadget 1 cell 1 camera 1 pda 1 gadget42 radio 2 cell 2 ipod 3 cell 3 gadget33 gadget5If I want to run a query to select all names where city = nyc and has gadgets such as cell and camera, gad4, gad5, etc. how do I write query for this in mysql. Select * from person join gadgets on person.id=gadgets.owner where ... The number of gadgets I select are given at runtime so they could be any number. Thanks,Prasad." |
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raymondpeacock
Constraint Violating Yak Guru
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Posted - 2004-03-17 : 09:20:29
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| Not sure how you'd do it in MySQL, this is a SQL Server forum. In T-SQL your statement may be something likeSELECT * FROM person WHERE ID IN (SELECT id FROM gadgets WHERE gadget IN ('cell', 'camera'))Although if the gadgets are given at runtime the 'WHERE gadget IN ..' clause would have to be built dynamically and executed using sp_ExecuteSQL.Raymond |
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