Hi developers,
As far as I can tell, it is not possible to construct an IN clause with a
subquery using Torque.
I would like to be able to construct a query of the following form:
(just a simple example)
SELECT * FROM employees
WHERE employerid IN (
SELECT id FROM employers
WHERE country='USA'
)
I can achieve the desired result in the following way:
- first create the subquery
- retrieve the result list
- use the result list in the IN criteria for the outer query.
The number of elements in the IN clause is limited in Oracle however, so I
want to use a subquery instead of an explicit list.
Does it seem like a good enhancement to have a subquery construct for the
IN-clause?
Remke Rutgers
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