A LEFT OUTER JOIN between tables A and B can be described as always taking all records from table A and returning any matching rows from table B. When table B has no records, NULL values are returned as a portion of the result set. The use of the key word OUTER is optional when des...
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Thus, if the semijoin inner expression is a LEFT JOIN yielding NULLs (see subquery_sj.inc: t3 columns are filled with NULLs), evaluate_null_complemented_record() for t3 goes to the final end_send(), without any firstmatch or duplicates weedout treatment, so duplicate rows are returned. ...
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Database Provider: SQL Server/In Memory .NET Version: NET 8 Operating System: Windows Additional Information This issue impacts a core LINQ operation that's commonly used for LEFT JOIN scenarios, forcing developers to use additional check for what should be standard functionality. ...
Bug #16688 "UPDATE t1 LEFT JOIN (SELECT ...) AS t2 SET t1.v=t2.v" fails on slave Submitted: 20 Jan 2006 21:26Modified: 7 Feb 2006 8:35 Reporter: Devananda van der Veen Email Updates: Status: Duplicate Impact on me: None Category: MySQL ServerSeverity: S2 (Serious) Version:...
$newfile=Join-Path-Path$NewDataPath-ChildPath$DbFileName } $relocate+=New-ObjectMicrosoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo.RelocateFile ($dbfile.LogicalName,$newfile) } Creating the RelocateFile objects is the heavy lifting. After this, it’s just a matter of calling Restore-SqlDatabase with the righ...