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SQL: from [Not] In to [Not] Exists in 3 steps

August 13, 2019 Database Tips Microsoft Access, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, ORACLE, PostgreSQL, SQL

For many people, using noncorrelated subqueries (using In/Not In) seems to be more natural than using Exists/Not Exists and correlated[…]

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3 ways to remove duplicate data

April 16, 2019 Database Tips Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, ORACLE, PL/SQL, PostgreSQL, SQL, SQLite, Transact-SQL functions

Duplicate data can be generated in the database due to design error, software bugs or misuse by end users. Depending[…]

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NOT IN and NULL: a dangerous combination

March 29, 2019 Database Tips Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, ORACLE, PostgreSQL, SQL

Non-correlated subqueries (where the inner query does not have any column from the outer query tables) are usually implemented using[…]

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Filtering data in SQL using Where and Having

July 25, 2018 Database Tips SQL

The Where clause is one of the mostly commonly used clauses in the SQL language.  On the other hand, the[…]

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