Parking Garages And Predicates
You lost your car in a big parking lot. Erik Darling explains how this is just like an index scan.
2018-05-07
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You lost your car in a big parking lot. Erik Darling explains how this is just like an index scan.
2018-05-07
3,029 reads
The ALL, SOME and ANY predicates aren't much used in SQL Server, but they are there. You can use the Exists() predicate instead but the logic is more contorted and difficult to read at a glance. Set-oriented predicates can greatly simplify the answering of many real-life business questions, so it is worth getting familiar with them. Joe Celko explains.
2016-10-03
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