What is sub-query in sql server?
Answer / Faisal Wasi
A sub-query (also known as nested query) in SQL Server is a SELECT statement that is nested within another SELECT, DML (Data Manipulation Language), or DDL (Data Definition Language) statement. It allows for retrieving data from one table based on the results of a query executed against another table.
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