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MySQL: filtering results from a list of id's

by Jonathan | Jan 18, 2009 | Development | 0 comments

A short while ago I posted about testing if a variable exists in a list and I spoke about the MySQL “IN” keyword. I realised this week that not everyone knows about the MySQL “IN” keyword, so I’ve decided to explain this very handy SQL...

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