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The real usefulness of the IN keyword is that we can use another SQL statement to generate the values in the set. For example, the reason that someone may have been interested in the set of tournaments (36, 38, 40) might have been because they are the Open tournaments. Thus, we might want to generate a list of Open tournaments and feed that list into the IN clause. Let s look at a specific example of a query feeding into IN. I ve reproduced a few of the columns of the Member table along with the Entry and Tournament tables in Figure 4-1. In Listings 4-1 and 4-2, the Open tournaments were explicitly stated in the query by listing each ID. If a new Open tournament is added to the Tournament table, then the query will need to be changed to include that tournament s ID in the set. However, we can construct another query to retrieve the IDs of all the Open tournaments, as shown in Listing 4-4.

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Listing 4-4. Finding the IDs of All Open Tournaments SELECT t.TourID FROM Tournament t WHERE t.TourType = 'Open'

Note Some configure scripts are very thorough and check for components that the program you re trying to install might not even need because, for example, they may just be alternative packages for doing the same job. Because of this, you shouldn t worry if, as the text scrolls past, you see that various components are missing. Unless configure complains about it when it has finished, it s not a problem.