As withUNIONandINTERSECT, if neitherDISTINCTnorALLis specified, the default isDISTINCT. DISTINCTremoves duplicates found on either side of the relation, as shown here: mysql>TABLEcEXCEPTDISTINCTTABLEa;+---+---+|m|n|+---+---+|1|3|+---+---+1 row in set (0.00 sec)mysql>TABLEcEXCEPT...
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As withUNIONandINTERSECT, if neitherDISTINCTnorALLis specified, the default isDISTINCT. DISTINCTremoves duplicates found on either side of the relation, as shown here: mysql>TABLEcEXCEPTDISTINCTTABLEa;+---+---+|m|n|+---+---+|1|3|+---+---+1 row in set (0.00 sec)mysql>TABLEcEXCEPT...
As withUNIONandINTERSECT, if neitherDISTINCTnorALLis specified, the default isDISTINCT. DISTINCTremoves duplicates found on either side of the relation, as shown here: mysql>TABLEcEXCEPTDISTINCTTABLEa;+---+---+|m|n|+---+---+|1|3|+---+---+1 row in set (0.00 sec)mysql>TABLEcEXCEPT...
As withUNION, the result sets to be compared must have the same number of columns. Result set column types are also determined as forUNION. EXCEPTwas added in MySQL 8.0.31.
As withUNIONandINTERSECT, if neitherDISTINCTnorALLis specified, the default isDISTINCT. DISTINCTremoves duplicates found on either side of the relation, as shown here: mysql>TABLEcEXCEPTDISTINCTTABLEa;+---+---+|m|n|+---+---+|1|3|+---+---+1 row in set (0.00 sec)mysql>TABLEcEXCEPT...
As with UNION and INTERSECT, either query block can make use of any of SELECT, TABLE, or VALUES. An example using the tables a, b, and c defined in Section 15.2.8, “INTERSECT Clause”, is shown here: mysql> TABLE a EXCEPT TABLE b; +---+---+ | m | n | +---+---+ |...
EXCEPT: For two query blocks A and B, return all results from A which are not also present in B, omitting any duplicates. (Some database systems, such as Oracle, use MINUS for the name of this operator. This is not supported in MySQL.) MySQL supports UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT. ...
EXCEPT: For two query blocks A and B, return all results from A which are not also present in B, omitting any duplicates. (Some database systems, such as Oracle, use MINUS for the name of this operator. This is not supported in MySQL.) MySQL...