How to give more values in where condition using SQL server

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Dear All,

I have one lakh policy nos, I have to select the data for all one lakh policies at a time. How can i get this done by using sql server query.
For example,
select * from policy
where policy_no in (1,2,3,4,.....100000).

Please help me to resolve this issue.

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Dear All,

I have one lakh policy nos, I have to select the data for all one lakh policies at a time. How can i get this done by using sql server query.
For example,
select * from policy
where policy_no in (1,2,3,4,.....100000).

Please help me to resolve this issue.

Posted 19-Jan-17 22:44pm

Member gok

Updated 20-Jan-17 1:36am

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Tomas Takac 20-Jan-17 5:01am

No sure what's the problem here but did you try:
SELECT * FROM policy WHERE policy_no BETWEEN 1 AND 100000

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2017-01-19T23:15:00

If the allowed policy numbers is not a range (from 1 to X) then I would suggest creating a table for allowed numbers and using that in your query.

For example
Table AllowedPolicyNo

- 1
- 15
- 18...

And the query

select * from policy p
where p.policy_no in (select apn.policy_no from allowedpolicyno apn).

Or you can use a join if you prefer that

Peter Leow · Answer 2 · 2017-01-20T01:36:00

Solution 2

Check this out: SQL Server 2012 – Introduction to pagination[^]

Posted 20-Jan-17 1:36am

Peter Leow