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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » Query Select » Multiple Row Subquery

2. 38. 1. Writing Multiple Row Subqueries

A multiple row subquery returns one or more rows to the outer SQL statement.

The outer query may use the IN, ANY, or ALL operator to handle a subquery that returns multiple rows.

2. 38. Multiple Row Subquery
	2. 38. 1.	Writing Multiple Row Subqueries
	2. 38. 2.	Using IN with a Multiple Row Subquery
	2. 38. 3.	Update price of products that aren't selling
	2. 38. 4.	Multi-row subqueries: Show products that aren't selling
	2. 38. 5.	Uses NOT IN to check if an id is not in the list of id values in the employee table
	2. 38. 6.	Using ANY with a Multiple Row Subquery
	2. 38. 7.	Using ALL with a Multiple Row Subquery
	2. 38. 8.	Writing Multiple Column Subqueries
	2. 38. 9.	Select from another select statement
	2. 38. 10.	Subqueries That Return Multiple Results
	2. 38. 11.	First three rows from subquery

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