Hi
The short answer is no, but you could get around this by using JOIN
Sub-queries are not yet supported
At 21:39 12/04/2001 -0400, James Gonthier wrote:
>The following works ok in SQL Server, can it work in mySQL?
>
>select * from users where id in (select userid from group where name='sales')
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>TIA,
>
>Jim Gonthier
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