Murach's SQL Server 2005 for Developers
How to code subqueries
This chapter teaches you how to code subqueries. A subquery is a SELECT statement that's coded within another SQL statement, allowing you to do more complex queries than you could otherwise.
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How to use subqueries |
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How subqueries compare to joins |
170 |
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How to use subqueries with the IN operator |
172 |
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How to compare the result of a subquery with
an expression |
174 |
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How to use the ALL keyword |
176 |
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How to use the ANY and SOME keywords |
178 |
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How to code correlated subqueries |
180 |
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How to use the EXISTS operator |
182 |
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How to code subqueries in the FROM clause |
184 |
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How to code subqueries in the SELECT clause |
186 |
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A complex query that uses subqueries |
188 |
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A procedure for building complex queries |
190 |
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How to code a CTE |
192 |
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How to code a recursive CTE |
194 |
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