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Question : Sql Non Disctinct possibility ?
I would like to know if it's possible with an sql query to do thing like non distinct.
i explain, i'd use query like :
select * from my datatable where pk=5 or pk = 8 or pk = 5
Actually i get 2 lines where pk=5 or 8
I'd like if i send pk more than once that i get it more than one in the result of the query. So for the query i'll have 3 Lines and 2 times the line with the pk 5.
Thanks for your help
Alex
Answer : Sql Non Disctinct possibility ?
select * from my datatable where pk=5
union
select * from my datatable where pk=5 or pk = 8 or pk = 5
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