问题
I have to run a query like this (query 1) -
select something from sometable where someId in (1,2,3)
I would like to keep a variable for the IDs part, like this (query 2) -
set @myIds = "1,2,3";
select something from sometable where someId in (@myIds);
But this does not give the expected result (gives an empty result set), and no query error as well.
I checked that if I wrap the comma separated IDs inside quotes, the query results an empty result set (query 3) -
select something from sometable where someId in ("1,2,3");
I guess when I am using variable @myIds like I showed above (query 2), it is evaluating to the above query (query 3).
回答1:
You need to have a dynamic sql on this,
SET @myIds = '1,2,3';
SET @sql = CONCAT('select something from sometable where someId in (',@myIds,')');
PREPARE stmt FROM @sql;
EXECUTE stmt;
DEALLOCATE PREPARE stmt;
- SQLFiddle Demo
回答2:
The proper (and also more complicated) way to do that would be a temp table:
DROP TEMPORARY TABLE IF EXISTS `some_tmp_table`
CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE `some_tmp_table` (
`id` INT(10) UNSIGNED NOT NULL
) ENGINE=MEMORY #memory engine is optional...
Insert your ID's the temp table
INSERT INTO some_tmp_table VALUES (1),(2),(3)...
and then use a JOIN instead of IN().
SELECT something
FROM sometable s
JOIN some_tmp_table ts ON ts.id = s.someId
The other way is to use dynamic SQL as the other answer suggests. It might be simpler for you to generate the dynamic SQL in your app, but you can do it in MySQL too.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18844290/using-mysql-variable-to-hold-comma-separated-value-to-be-used-for-where-in-claus