Minnu (12/17/2013)
Hi Team,Please help in below query, it should return TRUE.
DECLARE @req_1 varchar(50)
DECLARE @req_2 varchar(50)
set @req_1='AAM'
set @req_2='VVE'
if (@req_1 !='AAM' OR @req_2 !='VVE')
print 'TRUE'
ELSE
print 'FALSE'
What is the business rule you are trying to achieve here? Look at your logic..
Both conditions are false.
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