Reputation: 41
My sql query is returning distinct values. This is the query:
select *
from Products
where [Product_ID] in (select Product_Id f
from MyCart
where User_Id = '5570928b-7a1b-4652-9c6b-592e76a70a07')
The second select query is returning (7,7,3) and the first select is returning information only for one 7 and 3.
I suppose it is because the 7's are duplicates, but I need the result to contain information about all the products in the second select, no matter if they are duplicate or not.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 77
Reputation: 1270331
In that case, use JOIN
:
select p.*
from Products p join
MyCart c
on p.Product_Id = c.Product_Id
where c.User_Id = '5570928b-7a1b-4652-9c6b-592e76a70a07';
Usually, duplicates are undesirable, which is why EXISTS
and IN
are used.
Upvotes: 6