what is the output of select * from emp where null=null &
select * from emp where 1=1
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Answer / anitha
select * from emp where null=null: will not return any rows
in the table since two null values are not always same.
select * from emp where 1=1 : will return all the rows in
the table because 1 is always equal to 1.
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Answer / anee desai
first command will give no records whereas 2nd command will
provide all records as 1 is equal to one.it is similar to
select * from emp;.if 2=2 will also provide the same
result.it makes no sense in writing 1=1;
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Answer / shree
first command will give no records whereas 2nd command will
provide all records as 1 is equal to one.it is similar to
select * from emp;.
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 3 Yes | 1 No |
Answer / raj
Null=Null returns no row but 1=1 returns entire row of the
table.
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select*from emp where null=null;
this command will not return any record bcoz the
condition null=null false as two null values are not equal.
select*from emp where 1=1;
will return all the records present in the table emp as
the condition 1=1 is always true.
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Answer / chandana
NULL = NULL ...NOT TRUE
NO ROWS RETURNED
1=1 ...TRUE
ALL ROWS RETURNED
1=2....NOT TRUE
NO ROWS RETURNED
2=2,3==3 AND SO ON WILL RETURN ALL ROWS FROM A TABLE
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Answer / bhavish
1.statament "no rows select"
2.statament "the 14 rows displayed
why because the true condition and null values are different
| Is This Answer Correct ? | 0 Yes | 0 No |
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