Harpreet writes:
> I dont think we can use 'IN' and 'NOT IN' in mysql. Is there an alternative
> that would work?
>
> select * from lib_asset_tbl where material_id <>'' and asset_id in (select
> asset_id from lib_copy_tbl)
>
> Help is appreciated.
>
> Regards,
> Harpreet Kaur
> Software Developer
> Crispin Corporations Inc.
>
The above query is easily resolved by a join:
select lib_assed_tbl.* from lib_asset_tbl, lib_copy_tbl where material_id <>'' and
lib_asset_tbl.asset_id = lib_copy_tbl.asset_id
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