Online tool to validate a delimited list of values and build a SQL WHERE column IN (...) condition.

Paste or type values below. Tokens separated by newlines, spaces, tabs, commas, or semicolons are validated and built into a SQL WHERE … IN (…) clause in the layout you choose.

Delimiters: newlines, spaces, tabs, comma, semicolon — commas inside values are not supported.

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Usage

  • Paste or type your list in the input area.
  • Set column name and value type (string or number).
  • Click Build IN clause to validate and fill the SQL output.
  • Pick how values are formatted inside IN: vertical, horizontal, or N values per line.
  • Copy or download from the output editor.

Input, output, limits

Input is a delimited value list. Output is a WHERE column IN (...) SQL string. Built in this browser; nothing is uploaded.

Example

a, b, c in string mode becomes col1 IN ('a', 'b', 'c'). Number mode omits quotes.

Notes

  • Commas and line breaks inside a value act as delimiters; multi-token strings with embedded commas are not supported.
  • Review the final SQL for your engine (quoted identifiers, case sensitivity, etc.).

FAQ

What if a value contains a comma?
Commas are delimiters. Embedded commas are not treated as one token.
Does it run SQL?
No. It only builds the string. It does not execute queries.
Column name rules?
Letters, digits, underscore, and dots (schema.col) only.