Is there any possible way to put result of group_concat in IN condition of SQL query.
Here in network master table i have comma separated fields in industryId column
I have tried above case but not working on my side. I just edited above answer and removed > 0 then I can see your expected output.
Can you try below code?
select * from industry_master where find_in_set(industryId, (select group_concat(industryId order by cId SEPARATOR ',')
from network_master where userId = 123 group by userId));
you don't need group_concat and IN clause you can use a join
select i.*
from industry_master i
INNER JOIN network_master n on i.industryId = n.industryId
AND n.userId =123
group_concat return a string but you need values so using the string in IN clause don't work correctly.
or if can work only an a string you could trying using field_in_set > 0
select * from industry_master
where find_in_set(industryId, select group_concat(industryId order by cId SEPARATOR ',')
from network_master where userId =123 group by userId) ;
or