[muuucho]

Be careful. The proposed option can play a cruel joke with you.
This request can be written as

Code:

SELECT *
FROM table
WHERE
(id = 1 AND (d = 20 OR d = 21 OR d = 22 OR d = 25))
OR (id = 2 AND (d = 20 OR d = 21 OR d = 22 OR d = 25))
OR (id = 3 AND (d = 20 OR d = 21 OR d = 22 OR d = 25))
OR (id = 4 AND (d = 20 OR d = 21 OR d = 22 OR d = 25))
OR (id = 5 AND (d = 20 OR d = 21 OR d = 22 OR d = 25))

Depending on the logic of your database, this may conflict with the conditions.
https://www.db-fiddle.com/f/ckHvgzVN2u8a1dtv7GoNMZ/0

Perhaps you'd better use UNION

Thanks, actually in my case it is only "d" that has different values, "id" is the same inside each loop, e.g. for all 4 queries.

[php_rocs]

@muuucho,

I'm glad the suggestion worked for you. How much faster did the change make it?

[muuucho]

@muuucho,

I'm glad the suggestion worked for you. How much faster did the change make it?

Well, I did some other small improvements at the same time and I almost halved the execution time, I am sure most of that cut came from the IN trick. Thanks!

[php_rocs]

@muuucho,

Awesome!! Sure, your welcome. I'm glad that I could help.