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This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the last_name is either 'Smith', 'Anderson', or 'Johnson'. Because the * is used in the SELECT, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set.

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SELECT *
FROM employees
WHERE last_name IN ('Smith', 'Anderson', 'Johnson');

This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the last_name is either 'Smith', 'Anderson', or 'Johnson'. Because the * is used in the SELECT, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set.


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This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the last_name is either 'Smith', 'Anderson', or 'Johnson'. Because the * is used in the SELECT, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set.

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DO THIS:

This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the last_name is either 'Smith', 'Anderson', or 'Johnson'. Because the * is used in the SELECT, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set.

Answer
SELECT *
FROM employees
WHERE last_name IN ('Smith', 'Anderson', 'Johnson');

This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the last_name is either 'Smith', 'Anderson', or 'Johnson'. Because the * is used in the SELECT, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set.

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SQL Server: IN Condition
r. Example - With string Let's look at a SQL Server IN condition example using string values. The following is a SQL Server SELECT statement that uses the IN condition to compare string values: <span>SELECT * FROM employees WHERE last_name IN ('Smith', 'Anderson', 'Johnson'); This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the last_name is either 'Smith', 'Anderson', or 'Johnson'. Because the * is used in the SELECT, all fields from the employees table would appear in the result set. The above IN example is equivalent to the following SELECT statement: SELECT * FROM employees WHERE last_name = 'Smith' OR last_name = 'Anderson' OR last_name = 'Johnson'; As you can se

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