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Return Values NOT found when using FIND_IN_SET()
Posted by: Lars Schwarz
Date: November 24, 2006 05:17PM

hi there, this is my first post here btw :)

question: is there any way to return those values (not rows!) NOT found when using a find_in_set()? like:

SELECT foo, FIND_IN_SET( foo, '2,3,4,5,6,12' )
FROM bar

lets say bar contains rows of foo with values 2,4,5,6 and i now want to know
the indices that haven't been found (value 3 and 12). my wish is a result list containing all find_in_set values with a 1 for a found record and a NULL for a not found record (values 3 and 12). thanks, best: lars

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