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what is alternative for *= in sqlserver 2012
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sram24_mca
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Posted Wednesday, March 20, 2013 1:53 AM
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Recently we have migrated our projects to SQLSERVER 2012 , some of the queries has *= [syntax in where condition]now we need to convert this syntax to SQLSERVER 2012 compatible. Can anyone has any idea to resolve the problem.
Because *= will not support in SQLSERVER 2012.
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Ram
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LEFT/RIGHT OUTER JOIN is the newer join method, the older *= has been deprecated since 2005.
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Posted Wednesday, March 20, 2013 11:18 AM
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In the spirit of full disclosure, you could run databases in 80 compatibility mode on SQL 2008/R2 and still utilize the *= / =* syntax but support for 80 compatibility mode was dropped from SQL 2012 therefore you are forced to rewrite your queries to use the ANSI standard JOIN syntax.
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