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32 - Searching with Set Operators

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  • About Searching with Set Operators
    SQL supports three set operators: UNION, EXCEPT and INTERSECT. We described...
  • < query expression >
    In this chapter, we'll discuss both the implementation problems and the det...
  • Set Operation Syntax
    The required syntax for the simplest form of a set operation is: <query exp...
  • Result Names and ORDER BY
    When you're doing a set operation, if the <Column name>s of two merged Colu...
  • Result < data type >s and Compatibility
    Consider this SQL statement: SELECT 'A', 5.0 FROM Table_1 UNION SELECT 'BB...
  • Set Operation Examples
    Earlier in this chapter, we defined two example Tables: VILLAS and MANSIONS...
  • Updatability
    Like joined Tables, Tables merged with a set operator aren't updatable in S...
  • Recursive Unions
    Note: This page describes features which are not supported by MariaDB. [Ob...
  • Dialects
    Here are just some of the many restrictions that some DBMSs had placed on s...
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