How to select non-consecutive rows in MySQL?

Question

If the primary keys of the records are 1,3,4,5,6,8

I want to select the records with pk:1,6

NOTE

I don\'t

Answer 1

SELECT *
FROM your_table AS a
    LEFT JOIN your_table AS b
        ON a.key_column = b.key_column - 1
WHERE b.key_column IS NULL

Answer 2

Why not use a where clause in your SQL query ?

select *
from your_table
where id in (1, 6)

Answer 3

A little improvement for the solution proposed by Robin Day

SELECT
    [MyId] + 1
FROM
    [MyTable]
WHERE
    [MyId] NOT IN
(
    SELECT
        [MyId] - 1
    FROM
        [MyTable]
)
ORDER BY [MyId] + 1

Answer 4

What about something like this?

SELECT
    *
FROM
    [MyTable]
WHERE
    [MyId] NOT IN
(
    SELECT
        [MyId] - 1
    FROM
        [MyTable]
)

Answer 5

Remember, in your DB of choice, rows generally aren't "consecutive" unless you specifically ORDER them. They just often happen to come out in the right order when you don't specify an order by.