Mysql Filter Table with multiple values separated by semicolon
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I am trying to filter my table that the where clause has multiple value separated with semicolon. I am trying to use find in set but it does not give any output.
tblAddress:
Address Mat month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblB Z 01
tblB 1 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblD M 01
tblD S 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblB Z 02
tblB 1 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
tblD M 02
tblD S 02
I am trying to filter it by month and address
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND FIND_IN_SET(Address, REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',') )
Current Output is no result showing
but my desired output
tblAddress
Address Mat Month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
I am wondering if its possible using findinset or wherein? I will really appreciate any advice thank you
CREATE TABLE tblAddress (Address VARCHAR(20), Mat VARCHAR(20),month VARCHAR(20));
mysql
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
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I am trying to filter my table that the where clause has multiple value separated with semicolon. I am trying to use find in set but it does not give any output.
tblAddress:
Address Mat month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblB Z 01
tblB 1 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblD M 01
tblD S 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblB Z 02
tblB 1 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
tblD M 02
tblD S 02
I am trying to filter it by month and address
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND FIND_IN_SET(Address, REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',') )
Current Output is no result showing
but my desired output
tblAddress
Address Mat Month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
I am wondering if its possible using findinset or wherein? I will really appreciate any advice thank you
CREATE TABLE tblAddress (Address VARCHAR(20), Mat VARCHAR(20),month VARCHAR(20));
mysql
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
Do you have a SQL Fiddle or DB fiddle setup for this ?
– Madhur Bhaiya
Nov 20 at 12:34
I am sorry I dont have sql fiddle
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 12:41
I've had a go at answering, but I must confess I do not see wheres.Mallcomes from in your query
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:07
add a comment |
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I am trying to filter my table that the where clause has multiple value separated with semicolon. I am trying to use find in set but it does not give any output.
tblAddress:
Address Mat month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblB Z 01
tblB 1 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblD M 01
tblD S 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblB Z 02
tblB 1 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
tblD M 02
tblD S 02
I am trying to filter it by month and address
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND FIND_IN_SET(Address, REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',') )
Current Output is no result showing
but my desired output
tblAddress
Address Mat Month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
I am wondering if its possible using findinset or wherein? I will really appreciate any advice thank you
CREATE TABLE tblAddress (Address VARCHAR(20), Mat VARCHAR(20),month VARCHAR(20));
mysql
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
I am trying to filter my table that the where clause has multiple value separated with semicolon. I am trying to use find in set but it does not give any output.
tblAddress:
Address Mat month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblB Z 01
tblB 1 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblD M 01
tblD S 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblB Z 02
tblB 1 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
tblD M 02
tblD S 02
I am trying to filter it by month and address
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND month BETWEEN "01" AND "02"
AND FIND_IN_SET(Address, REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',') )
Current Output is no result showing
but my desired output
tblAddress
Address Mat Month
tblA X 01
tblA Y 01
tblC Y 01
tblC J 01
tblA X 02
tblA Y 02
tblC Y 02
tblC J 02
I am wondering if its possible using findinset or wherein? I will really appreciate any advice thank you
CREATE TABLE tblAddress (Address VARCHAR(20), Mat VARCHAR(20),month VARCHAR(20));
mysql
mysql
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
edited Nov 20 at 15:08
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
asked Nov 20 at 12:21
aika aika
306
306
Do you have a SQL Fiddle or DB fiddle setup for this ?
– Madhur Bhaiya
Nov 20 at 12:34
I am sorry I dont have sql fiddle
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 12:41
I've had a go at answering, but I must confess I do not see wheres.Mallcomes from in your query
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:07
add a comment |
Do you have a SQL Fiddle or DB fiddle setup for this ?
– Madhur Bhaiya
Nov 20 at 12:34
I am sorry I dont have sql fiddle
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 12:41
I've had a go at answering, but I must confess I do not see wheres.Mallcomes from in your query
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:07
Do you have a SQL Fiddle or DB fiddle setup for this ?
– Madhur Bhaiya
Nov 20 at 12:34
Do you have a SQL Fiddle or DB fiddle setup for this ?
– Madhur Bhaiya
Nov 20 at 12:34
I am sorry I dont have sql fiddle
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 12:41
I am sorry I dont have sql fiddle
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 12:41
I've had a go at answering, but I must confess I do not see where
s.Mall comes from in your query– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:07
I've had a go at answering, but I must confess I do not see where
s.Mall comes from in your query– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:07
add a comment |
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This is not a single statement, but this is a pure MySQL solution:
SET @csv_list = REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',');
SET @expression = CONCAT('SELECT * FROM tblAddress WHERE Month IN (01,02) AND s.Mall IN (', @csv_list, ') ORDER BY Address');
PREPARE myquery FROM @expression;
EXECUTE myquery
The alternative would be to ensure your variable is pre-fixed and post-fixed with the semi-colon, then use something this:
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND LOCATE(CONCAT(';', s.Mall, ';'), ";tblA;tblC;" )
ORDER BY Address
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
add a comment |
0
Try this
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND Address IN ('tblA','tblc')
ORDER BY Address;
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
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This is not a single statement, but this is a pure MySQL solution:
SET @csv_list = REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',');
SET @expression = CONCAT('SELECT * FROM tblAddress WHERE Month IN (01,02) AND s.Mall IN (', @csv_list, ') ORDER BY Address');
PREPARE myquery FROM @expression;
EXECUTE myquery
The alternative would be to ensure your variable is pre-fixed and post-fixed with the semi-colon, then use something this:
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND LOCATE(CONCAT(';', s.Mall, ';'), ";tblA;tblC;" )
ORDER BY Address
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
add a comment |
0
This is not a single statement, but this is a pure MySQL solution:
SET @csv_list = REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',');
SET @expression = CONCAT('SELECT * FROM tblAddress WHERE Month IN (01,02) AND s.Mall IN (', @csv_list, ') ORDER BY Address');
PREPARE myquery FROM @expression;
EXECUTE myquery
The alternative would be to ensure your variable is pre-fixed and post-fixed with the semi-colon, then use something this:
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND LOCATE(CONCAT(';', s.Mall, ';'), ";tblA;tblC;" )
ORDER BY Address
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
add a comment |
0
0
0
This is not a single statement, but this is a pure MySQL solution:
SET @csv_list = REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',');
SET @expression = CONCAT('SELECT * FROM tblAddress WHERE Month IN (01,02) AND s.Mall IN (', @csv_list, ') ORDER BY Address');
PREPARE myquery FROM @expression;
EXECUTE myquery
The alternative would be to ensure your variable is pre-fixed and post-fixed with the semi-colon, then use something this:
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND LOCATE(CONCAT(';', s.Mall, ';'), ";tblA;tblC;" )
ORDER BY Address
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
This is not a single statement, but this is a pure MySQL solution:
SET @csv_list = REPLACE("tblA;tblC", ';', ',');
SET @expression = CONCAT('SELECT * FROM tblAddress WHERE Month IN (01,02) AND s.Mall IN (', @csv_list, ') ORDER BY Address');
PREPARE myquery FROM @expression;
EXECUTE myquery
The alternative would be to ensure your variable is pre-fixed and post-fixed with the semi-colon, then use something this:
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND LOCATE(CONCAT(';', s.Mall, ';'), ";tblA;tblC;" )
ORDER BY Address
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
edited Nov 20 at 14:22
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 14:06
Barry
3,10571637
3,10571637
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
add a comment |
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
thank you very much I really appreciate your time help thank you all your answer is really helpfiul and answered my question with an explanation thank you so much
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 15:11
add a comment |
0
Try this
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND Address IN ('tblA','tblc')
ORDER BY Address;
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
0
Try this
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND Address IN ('tblA','tblc')
ORDER BY Address;
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
0
0
0
Try this
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND Address IN ('tblA','tblc')
ORDER BY Address;
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
Try this
SELECT *
FROM tblAddress
WHERE Month IN (01,02)
AND Address IN ('tblA','tblc')
ORDER BY Address;
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
edited Nov 20 at 13:52
Barry
3,10571637
3,10571637
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
answered Nov 20 at 12:53
Prashant Deshmukh.....
34917
34917
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
how does this account for using / converting a string with semi-colon separated values in it?
– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:08
add a comment |
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Do you have a SQL Fiddle or DB fiddle setup for this ?
– Madhur Bhaiya
Nov 20 at 12:34
I am sorry I dont have sql fiddle
– aika aika
Nov 20 at 12:41
I've had a go at answering, but I must confess I do not see where
s.Mallcomes from in your query– Barry
Nov 20 at 14:07