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Select in select statement: msg#00063db.mysql.odbc
I am running MySQL version 4.0.18.NT and I am having a problem. The following statement works fine: SELECT reportid FROM reportfiles WHERE username IN ('chris','terry','dave'); And the following statement works: SELECT username FROM users; But this does not work: SELECT reportid FROM reportfiles WHERE username IN (SELECT username FROM users); Is this a bug or unsupported feature? Surely not the case... Thanks, Chris Chris Tate-Davies Tel: 01608 647 651 Technical Manager Email: chris.tatedavies@xxxxxxxxxx CETA Limited Web: www.ceta.co.uk
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