I am having this query:
SELECT * FROM data WHERE ID IN(1,2,3);
I would like to know if there is any possibility to change an IN argument value to get all rows in the table. Something like:
SELECT * FROM data WHERE ID IN(LIKE %%);
SELECT * FROM data WHERE ID IN(ANY);
SELECT * FROM data WHERE ID IN(ALL);
etc.
I know that all I have to do is just remove "WHERE ID IN(..)" to get what I need but this is more theoretical question.
I think about next approach:
SELECT * FROM data WHERE ID IN(SELECT ID FROM data);
It's stuppid, but answer the question :)