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SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE mycolumn IN ('value1', 'value2') works fine, but if I have more than two values within the parentheses, InvalidQueryException is raised. The typical use of IN should allow for n comparison values. Am I misunderstanding something in composing my query or is there a workaround for this operator to use more than two values? Thanks!
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SELECT * FROM mytable WHERE mycolumn IN ('value1', 'value2')
works fine, but if I have more than two values within the parentheses,InvalidQueryException
is raised. The typical use ofIN
should allow for n comparison values. Am I misunderstanding something in composing my query or is there a workaround for this operator to use more than two values? Thanks!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: