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Asked: 2026-06-14T12:07:59+00:00

I have this query… select * from selection_value where id = 14702 14702 14704

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I have this query…

select * from selection_value where id = 14702
14702
14704
14724
14710
14738
14717
14719
14719
14738
14722
14721
14724
14725
14706
14730
14708
14731
14715
14708
14749
14752
14754
14755
14757
14795
14753
14760
14761
14759
14762
14763
14785
14764
14765
14785
14766
14768
14796
14771
14772
14774
14776
14764
14780
14781
14767
14784
14785
14786
14788
14789
14790
14791
14785
14772
14792
14796
14785
14797
14798
14799
14800
14802
14778
14803
14758
14765
14762
14781
14785
14786
14808
14793
14805
14807
14808

Now I know this will not work, I was just wondering whats the best way to get the data for all of these ids in this order?

Is this possible?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Use IN:

    SELECT * FROM selection_value WHERE id IN (14702, 14702, 14704, etc.) ORDER BY id

    *Edit: *

    To preserve the specific order you have, create a new table:

    CREATE TABLE2 (id INT IDENTITY(1,1), id_number int)

    To this table, add the numbers in the order you need to have them sorted. Then you can use something like the following query to extract the IDs in your specific order:

    SELECT selection_Value.* FROM selection_value JOIN Table2 ON selection_Value.id = table2.id_number ORDER BY Table2.id
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