Using the Code
- Create a table with some dummy records to show the demonstration:Hide Copy Code
create table tbl_test
(id int identity(1,1),
column1 nvarchar(50),
coulmn2 nvarchar(50),
coulmn3 nvarchar(50))-- Create a table
insert into tbl_Test (column1,coulmn2,coulmn3) values
('Griff','Serjey','Maciej'),
('King','Fisher','Ajay'),
('Paul','Griff','Serjey'),
('King','Fisher','Griff')--Inserting some Dummy Records
- Now, I'm going to search the value where the data is '
Griff
'. In the above table, there are 3 rows that contain 'Griff
'.Hide Copy Codeselect *from tbl_test where 'Griff' IN (column1,coulmn2,coulmn3)
- By executing the above query, we will get the resultset like below:Hide Copy Code
id column1 coulmn2 coulmn3
1 Griff Serjey Maciej
3 Paul Griff Serjey
4 King Richard Griff
The query will check all the mentioned columns where the input data is available by using the simple 'IN
' clause.