This has been driving me crazy for the past few minutes
I have a table, lets say table_alphabet with three columns.
letter(pri) col1 col2
a 24 55
b 45 45
c 23 44
...
y 33 55
z 45 22
Now in my application I have a list ('a', 'b', 'lol', 'cats', 'z', 'foo...
I am running the following SQL query:
SELECT * FROM cms_albums WHERE id IN (SELECT album_id FROM cms_albums_collections WHERE collection_id = 1 ORDER BY position ASC)
Now, assume the inner query
SELECT album_id FROM cms_albums_collections WHERE collection_id = 1 ORDER BY position ASC
returns the following:
album_id
"4"
"2"
This...
Is there "nice" way to create a CAML query for SharePoint that does something like this?
SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE Id IN (3, 12, ...)
Or am I stuck with a nightmare of nested <Or> nodes?
...
This might not be very sensible, but I'ld like to let MySQL return me the exact duplicate rows if there are duplicate criteria in the WHERE IN clause. Is this possible?
Take this example:
SELECT
columns
FROM
table
WHERE
id IN( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 1, 2, 5, 5)
I'ld like MySQL to return me rows with id 5 three times, id's 1 and 2 tw...
I'm wondering if someone can explain how the IN calculates? Well, ultimately I'm trying to find out why this query is slow and how to optimize it. I waited over 3 minutes and when I cancelled the query it had only returned 1000 lines which doesn't seem like it should take that long.
SELECT t2.*
FROM report_tables.roc_test_results as ...
Params:
$params = 2826558; # Necessary Object
$params = array(2826558,2677805,2636005); # NULL
Execution code:
$data = $this->DQL_selectAllByCampaign_id()
->execute( array($params) )
->fetchAll();
var_dump( $data );
SQL Query:
$this->DQL_selectAllByCampaign_id = $th...