for the example on UK...I tried using the ANY and ALL operator in place of IN but I got errors messages why is that since they are suppose to work for multiple row result. Then I append the " less than and greater than" to the ANY and ALL operator...it worked...so does it mean that either the "less than or greater than" must be append to the operators before it can work?
thanks... for the videio.
krunal2347381 7 months ago
hey excellent voice and presentation. :)
anubhavkhare13 7 months ago
Hi oraclecoach,
How about an example of a multiple column subquery particularly inline view or temporary table with IN where clause.
mikewang44 9 months ago
thanx gr8 tutorial
faizan175 11 months ago
The usage of the IN operator is : in (value, value, value)
The usage of ANY is: =ANY which is the same as IN, "less than" ANY, "greater than" ANY
The usage of ALL is: "greater than" ALL, "less than" ALL
That is the syntax, you cannot write: ANY (value,..) or ALL(value...) without appending the "lessthan or greater than"
Hope this helps!
oraclecoach 1 year ago
for the example on UK...I tried using the ANY and ALL operator in place of IN but I got errors messages why is that since they are suppose to work for multiple row result. Then I append the " less than and greater than" to the ANY and ALL operator...it worked...so does it mean that either the "less than or greater than" must be append to the operators before it can work?
kollyajax 1 year ago
for the Neena example...I got Steven King as the result...Hope am right!!!
kollyajax 1 year ago
@kollyajax
Yes that is perfectly right...good job!
oraclecoach 1 year ago