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MySQL question

From: johnn <john62_at_electronmail.com>
Date: Sat, 19 Oct 2002 00:51:55 -0400
Message-ID: <3DB0E4EB.10E19ABF@electronmail.com>


Okay. I think I need to confess something. I am using MySQL. If someone can answer the following question given that fact, I will be very grateful:

Let's say I have a list of usernames in the table users. Let's say I have a list of bad users in the table blacklist. Now, let's say I want to select all the usernames from the table users that are not in the table blacklist? How do I do this? I was thinking of stuff like the following:

select * from users where username not in (select * from blacklist);

but it doesn't work.

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