Generally, I think "all" is used as a qualifier to a subquery, much like you would use "IN" or "BETWEEN." So, if you did: select * FROM mytable WHERE mycolumn = ALL(1,2,3) This would select everything where myid was equal to 1, 2 and 3. -d
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