<-- Chapter 6: SQL IN Operator
Chapter 7
SQL NOT IN Operator
 
Lets see an example from the below table "employees" :- 
 
| employee_id | name | code | designation | salary | 
| 101 | ABC | E-101 | Engineer | 12000 | 
| 102 | DEF | E-102 | Doctor | 8000 | 
| 103 | GHI | E-103 | Software Developer | 8000 | 
| 104 | JKL | E-104 | CEO | 12000 | 
| 105 | MNO | E-105 | Software Developer | 100000 | 
NOT IN operator example :- 
 
SELECT *
FROM `employees`
WHERE `salary` NOT IN (12000,100000); 
 
Now Run this Query, we will see the output below :- 
 
| employee_id | name | code | designation | salary | 
| 102 | DEF | E-102 | Doctor | 8000 | 
| 103 | GHI | E-103 | Software Developer | 8000 | 
We can see here, only those records are displayed in which salary column value does not matches 12000 and 100000.
 
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