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> ===== SQL IN =====
> **new in Haxe 2.09**
> 
> You can also use the Haxe ''in'' operator to get similar effect as SQL ''IN'' :
> 
> <code haxe>
> db.User.manager.search($name in ["a","b","c"]);
> </code>
> 
> You can pass any ''Iterable'' to the ''in'' operator. An empty iterable will emit a ''false'' statement to prevent sql errors when doing ''IN ()''.
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> ===== Relation Search =====
> **new in Haxe 2.09**
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> You can search a given relation by using either the relation key or the relation property :
> 
> <code haxe>
> var user = User.manager.get(1);
> var groups = UserGroup.manager.search($uid == user.id);
> // same as :
> var groups = UserGroup.manager.search($user == user);
> </code>
> 
> The second case is more strictly typed since it does not only check that the key have the same type, and it also safer because it will use ''null'' id if the ''user'' value is ''null'' at runtime.
>