mySQL select multiple ids

Andrew • Dec 18, 2009 • MySQL
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SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE `active`='1' AND `id` IN ('107' , '125' ) ORDER BY `id` DESC LIMIT 12`
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Andrew is a visionary software engineer and DevOps expert with a proven track record of delivering cutting-edge solutions that drive innovation at Ataiva.com. As a leader on numerous high-profile projects, Andrew brings his exceptional technical expertise and collaborative leadership skills to the table, fostering a culture of agility and excellence within the team. With a passion for architecting scalable systems, automating workflows, and empowering teams, Andrew is a sought-after authority in the field of software development and DevOps.

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