Answer / harinireddy

in is peferable bcoz
by using in we can write set of values at time n check it
where as when we use or we need to mention for each n every
value
like ...
select emp_id from employee where emp_id in(1,2,3,4..)
but in case of or...
select emp_id from employee where emp_id=1 or emp_id=2 or
emp_id=3 or emp_id=4...

Answer / swaraj

hi i am swaraj.
Ans:-

As per my opinion The IN operator is best B'coz
Due to IN operator at one time multipale requirtment
van satisfied
But Due to OR operator Only one requirtment get satisfied.
So IN operator is Good.

Answer / swaraj

hi i am swaraj.
Ans:-

As per my opinion The IN operator is best B'coz
Due to IN operator at one time multipale requirtment
van satisfied
But Due to OR operator Only one requirtment get satisfied.
So IN operator is Good.

Answer / sandeep rana

Both are used for different purposes like...

select * from table where data in(1,2,3,4,5,6)


select * from table where data in(1,2,3,4,5,6) or data1
like('%s','%t')

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