IF statements can become quite long when you’re testing for multiple values. Using the IN expression can make them more readable.
So, instead of typing:
IF (@testvar = 1 or @testvar = 7 or @testvar = 8 or @testvar = 55 ) BEGIN..ENDYou can use:
if @testvar IN(1, 7, 8, 55) BEGIN..END
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