How to pass mutiple city id in SQL query

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Hi,
My sql query as follows

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select DISTINCT date_TripDate AS TripDate,traveltype.varchar_TravelTypeCode AS TripType,contactss.Value as Mobilenumber,from [OneC_988].[dbo].[988_Details_VehicleRequest] request join [OneC_988].[dbo].[988_Details_VehicleTrip] trip on request.int_VehicleRequestID=trip.int_VehicleRequestID
and int_CityID ='1'

What I have tried:

When i run the above query output as follows

Tripdate TripType Mobilenumber int_CityID

26th aug 16 IN 9878778878 1
26th aug 16 IN 9949949990 1
26th aug 16 IN 9878778878 1

i want to pass both INT_CityID 1 and 2 in the above sql query to get output as follows

Tripdate TripType Mobilenumber int_CityID

26th aug 16 IN 9878778878 1
26th aug 16 IN 9949949990 1
26th aug 16 IN 9878778878 1

28th aug 16 IN 9878778878 2
28th aug 16 IN 9949949990 2
28th aug 16 IN 9878778878 2

Posted 25-Aug-16 23:26pm

siva nagarjuna

Updated 26-Aug-16 0:54am

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Magic Wonder · Answer 1 · 2016-08-26T00:10:00

Solution 2

Hi,

Check this...

SQL IN Operator[^]

Hope this will help you.

Cheers

Posted 26-Aug-16 0:10am

Magic Wonder

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2016-08-25T23:38:00

Solution 1

See here: How to pass city using for each loop[^] which is probably one of your fellow students asking the same question...

Posted 25-Aug-16 23:38pm

OriginalGriff

lokesh lokesh · Answer 3 · 2016-08-26T00:15:00

HI,

If the city id's are comming as string split the data and saved in to one dynamic table and pasing as parameter

SQL

Declare @TempSource as table (Sno int identity(1,1),Inputvalues varchar(50))
insert into @TempSource(Inputvalues) values('5')
insert into @TempSource(Inputvalues) values('4')
insert into @TempSource(Inputvalues) values('6')


Declare @TempData as table (Sno int identity(1,1),CityName varchar(50),CityID varchar(50))
insert into @TempData(CityName,CityID) values('City1','1')
insert into @TempData(CityName,CityID) values('City2','2')
insert into @TempData(CityName,CityID) values('City4','4')
insert into @TempData(CityName,CityID) values('City6','6')

select * from @TempData
where CityID in (select Inputvalues from @TempSource)

charmyvora · Answer 4 · 2016-08-26T00:54:00

use in operator

select DISTINCT date_TripDate AS TripDate,traveltype.varchar_TravelTypeCode AS TripType,contactss.Value as Mobilenumber,from [OneC_988].[dbo].[988_Details_VehicleRequest] request join [OneC_988].[dbo].[988_Details_VehicleTrip] trip on request.int_VehicleRequestID=trip.int_VehicleRequestID
and int_CityID in ('1','2')

How to pass mutiple city id in SQL query

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