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Instead of using the logical operator of different !=
, would like to use a code that performs the query disregarding a list of values as in In
only that the reverse.
Select from teste where teste1 (código) ('x','y','a','g')
I’m using the !=
but I need to write many command lines to bring what I need, because there are several data that I do not need to be consulted.
PLEASE DON’T WRITE EVERYTHING DOWN IN THE BOX. IT SEEMS LIKE YOU’RE SCREAMING.
– Jéf Bueno
In SQL, the opposite of
IN
is theNOT IN
.– MarceloBoni
HOW NOT TO ASK QUESTIONS
– igventurelli
Thanks @Marcelobonifazio ! Corrected!
– igventurelli