IN

IN()

The SQL IN condition is used to help reduce the need for multiple OR conditions in a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statement.

The basic syntax is as follows.:

SELECT * FROM tables WHERE column IN (value1,value2,value3....);

Employee
Emp_id	Name	Surname	Salary	Dept_id
1	Rajesh	Khanna	45000	2
2	Sneha	Gupta	55000	4
3	Sandeep	Nehte	95000	1
4	Kirti	Patil	25000	3
5	Nilesh	Jadhav	45000	3
6	Dipesh	Das	35000	5
7	Kailash	Rane	62000	1
8	Kavita	Deshpande	48000	3
9	Sanjay	Datt	50000	2
10	Shruti	Hasan	78000	1
11	Sandeep	Deshmukh	52000	3

SQL Syntax:

SELECT * FROM Employee WHERE Dept_id IN ('1', '2', '4');

After Execution:

Emp_id	Name	Surname	Salary	Dept_id
1	Rajesh	Khanna	45000	2
2	Sneha	Gupta	55000	4
3	Sandeep	Nehte	95000	1
7	Kailash	Rane	62000	1
9	Sanjay	Datt	50000	2
10	Shruti	Hasan	78000	1