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Where clause

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July 8, 2011 at 2:39 pm

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Hi All,
I have an issue, Where I have a set of values in the where clause, In those set of values, A few values are tied with other values.
How do I write where clause for that sitiation.
Example:
where abc in (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
For these six values abc in (1, 2, 3, 4) should also have cde in (123, 452, 78, 124, 458).
How do I write a where clause for this?
Thanks.

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LutzM SSC Guru Points: 107049 More actions · Answer 1

something like where abc in (5, 6)

OR (abc in (1, 2, 3, 4) AND cde in (123, 452, 78, 124, 458))

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eccentricDBA SSCarpal Tunnel Points: 4844 More actions · Answer 2

It's unclear what you are asking. Could you give a better example of the data in table form.

ie

PRINT 'Declare variable table'

DECLARE @table TABLE

(id int

,a int

,b int

)

PRINT 'Insert values in the table'

INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (1,1,123);

INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (2,2,452);

INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (3,3,78);

INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (4,4,124);

INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (5,5,458);

INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (6,6,857);

PRINT 'Test the load'

SELECT * FROM @table

ssc_san SSCommitted Points: 1563 More actions · Answer 3

Thanks Lutz, That worked.

LutzM (7/8/2011)
something like where abc in (5, 6)
OR (abc in (1, 2, 3, 4) AND cde in (123, 452, 78, 124, 458))

ssc_san SSCommitted Points: 1563 More actions · Answer 4

Thanks eccentricDBA,

Lutz solution explains what my issue was.

eccentricDBA (7/8/2011)
It's unclear what you are asking. Could you give a better example of the data in table form.
ie
PRINT 'Declare variable table'
DECLARE @table TABLE
(id int
,a int
,b int
)
PRINT 'Insert values in the table'
INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (1,1,123);
INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (2,2,452);
INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (3,3,78);
INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (4,4,124);
INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (5,5,458);
INSERT INTO @table (id,a,b) values (6,6,857);
PRINT 'Test the load'
SELECT * FROM @table