I can’t find the answer since searching mysql NOT in google is a nightmare (even with the quotes).
I need to make a query like this:
SELECT * FROM table WHERE field=value AND field2!=value2 AND field3!=value3
How it is done? Is it even possible?
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If you’re dealing with
NULL, you have to do two things:SET ANSI_NULLS ONNULLvalues to a dummy value.SQL Cannot compare nulls.
To do that: