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I want to create a query from a list of values and return data for every match of cat.
This works but it’s not requiring the options value. What’s the easier way to query a list of values?
SELECT *
FROM `table1`
WHERE `option`='R' && `cat`='12' || `cat`='18' || `cat`='30'
You can use the
INoperator