You can off course include more selection criteria after the WHERE clause.
Code:
-- Select data from table WHERE not matched in another table
SELECT data_from_table.*
FROM data_from_table
LEFT JOIN exclude_table
ON data_from_table.email = exclude_table.email
WHERE exclude_table.email IS NULL;
SELECT data_from_table.*
FROM data_from_table
LEFT JOIN exclude_table
ON data_from_table.email = exclude_table.email
WHERE exclude_table.email IS NULL;
So, data will be selected where the email address does NOT match an email address in table exclude_table.
You can exclude multiple tables...
Code:
-- Select data from table WHERE not matched in another table
SELECT data_from_table.*
FROM data_from_table
LEFT JOIN exclude_table_1
ON data_from_table.email = exclude_table_1.email
LEFT JOIN exclude_table_2
ON data_from_table.email = exclude_table_2.email
WHERE exclude_table_1.email IS NULL
AND exclude_table_2.email IS NULL;
SELECT data_from_table.*
FROM data_from_table
LEFT JOIN exclude_table_1
ON data_from_table.email = exclude_table_1.email
LEFT JOIN exclude_table_2
ON data_from_table.email = exclude_table_2.email
WHERE exclude_table_1.email IS NULL
AND exclude_table_2.email IS NULL;
So, data will be selected where the email address does NOT match an email address in table exclude_table_1 and does NOT match an email address in table exclude_table_2.
For speed, make sure that the field/s you’re comparing in both tables are keys.