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IN « Comparison Functions Operators « MySQL Tutorial
MySQL Tutorial
Comparison Functions Operators
IN
15.7.IN
15.7.1.
expr IN (value,...)
15.7.2.
SELECT 'A' IN ('A','B','C');
15.7.3.
You should never mix quoted and unquoted values in an IN list
15.7.4.
Use IN with data in a table
15.7.5.
Using IN with subquery
15.7.6.
Using more than one column with a NOT IN operator