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This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the first_name is not 'Sarah', 'John', or 'Dale' Sometimes, it is more efficient to list the values that you do not want, as opposed to the values that you do want.

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SELECT *
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WHERE first_name NOT IN ('Sarah', 'John', 'Dale');

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SELECT *
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WHERE first_name NOT IN ('Sarah', 'John', 'Dale');

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SQL Server: IN Condition
yee_id = 2 OR employee_id = 3 OR employee_id = 4 OR employee_id = 10; Example - Using NOT operator Finally, let's look at an IN condition example using the SQL Server NOT operator. For example: <span>SELECT * FROM employees WHERE first_name NOT IN ('Sarah', 'John', 'Dale'); This SQL Server IN condition example would return all rows from the employees table where the first_name is not 'Sarah', 'John', or 'Dale' Sometimes, it is more efficient to list the values that you do not want, as opposed to the values that you do want. The above IN example is equivalent to the following SELECT statement: SELECT * FROM employees WHERE first_name <> 'Sarah' AND first_name <> 'John' AND first_name <> 'D

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