I'm becoming mad trying to use an "array" of values obtained from a GROUP_CONCAT into a WHERE IN statement, when GROUP_CONCAT only takes one "id" it works ok but when it takes more it doesn't.
As it follows:
START TRANSACTION;
DECLARE @coupon_ids VARCHAR(MAX);
-- Take one or more ids
开发者_开发百科SET @coupon_ids:=(SELECT IFNULL( (SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(coupon_id) FROM some_table WHERE order_id=(SELECT entity_id FROM sales_order WHERE increment_id=310033638) GROUP BY order_id), (SELECT coupon_id FROM some_table WHERE coupon_id=310033638)));
SELECT @coupon_ids;
INSERT INTO some_table_gift VALUES (NULL,TRIM('whatever'),'','');
SET @lastid:=LAST_INSERT_ID();
-- Here if @coupon_ids is just one id, like 123 it works, if it is a list of them like 123,234,254 it doesn't works
UPDATE some_table SET owner_id=@lastid,is_gift=1 WHERE coupon_id IN (@coupon_ids);
COMMIT;
-- Same here
SELECT coupon_id,owner_id,is_gift FROM some_table WHERE coupon_id IN (@coupon_ids);
Does anyone know how to work with this?
Thanks!
What's your filed type for coupon_id, if it is not any number type than it will not work.
One way you can add quote (single quote) for each result in GROUP_CONCAT
Write
GROUP_CONCAT(coupon_id SEPARATOR '","')
remove SELECT @coupon_ids
And
in QUERY try this WHERE coupon_id IN ("@coupon_ids")
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