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Need Advanced MySQL query for Custom Rule "where email is like a list"

I am trying to put together a custom rule that will allow me to create a list of "Do Not Email" addresses so I can accept new ticket from these addresses, but never send them responses.  These addresses are my AV, Backup, Monitoring services, etc.  Many services come with the noreply@company.com address that gets ignored, but these services send an email to you that strips the subject so I know I will end up getting a loop.

To help with this, I am creating a custom asset type called "Do Not Email" where it is just a list of usernames and email addresses.  I am then comparing the email address on a new ticket to the list of names in the ASSET_DATA_10201 to see if there is a match:

SELECT
  HD_TICKET.ID,
  HD_TICKET.TITLE,
  USER.ID AS ID1,
  USER.USER_NAME,
  USER.EMAIL
FROM
  HD_TICKET
  INNER JOIN USER ON USER.ID = HD_TICKET.SUBMITTER_ID
WHERE
  USER.EMAIL IN (SELECT
      ASSET_DATA_10201.FIELD_10002
    FROM
      ASSET_DATA_10201)

This works great for exact matches, but I also want to expand this for @domain.com matches.  I want to put @company-xyz.com in my asset list so that if the senders email comes from bob@company-xyz.com I also get a match, but I am not sure how to accomplish this in the query.


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Posted by: anonymous_9363 6 years ago
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I want to put @company-xyz.com in my asset list
Probably the wrong approach. Instead, use SQL wildcard(s) in your query.

Comments:
  • But I do not want to have the team editing the query every time they need to add a domain. - JordanNolan 6 years ago
 
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