02-12-2008
Need Help (Select query)
Dear All,
This may sound a simple query but a non technical person like me is not able to do it, So please help me out.
I m using Unix... isql
I jst wanted to do something like following
select * from xyz
where ID= xxxxxxxx (8 digit ID)
Here if i put single 8 digit ID then the query is returning me the details of that particular ID,... Fine... but instead of selecting single ID if i want to select say 100 specific IDs by providing list of IDs then how do i do it?
My email ID is removed email id
Looking forward for ur appreciable help. :-)
Last edited by vino; 02-12-2008 at 02:01 AM..
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