You Should Never Use IN In SQL To JOIN With Another Table(sqlservercode.blogspot.com)

submitted by SQL_MenaceSQL_Menace(4890) 5 years, 1 month ago

Do you use the following syntax? SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE CoLumn IN (SELECT CoLumn FROM TABLE) Do NOT use that it can cause big problems if you do not understand exactly how IN and NOT IN works

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posted by mghaouimghaoui(340) 5 years, 1 month ago 0

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posted by edburdoedburdo(1350) 5 years ago 0

Go read many of the comments on the article. You'll find lots of conflicting theories as to the benefits of "never use IN, it's EVIL!"

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