This is essentially the same query plan from the first query except that the optimizer adds a count(*) to confirm that the subquery really does return only one row. The assert operator enforces this requirement. If it finds that the subquery returned more than one row (i.e., if [Expr...
The operand must have a table type with only one column. The result has the type of that single column. Existence test on the result of subqueries Syntax: EXISTS ( ... subquery ... ) NOT EXISTS ( ... subquery ... ) Evaluates the subquery and then returnsTRUEorFALSEdepending on whethe...
The expression is any expression defined in Expressions, that does not include an aggregate function or column name. If a search-condition is specified, it must not include a subquery in an EXISTS or IN predicate. If a default value is not specified, the parameter has no default and cannot...
The function must be defined with SECURED when it is referenced in a row permission or a column mask. Notes for CREATE FUNCTION (external scalar) Considerations for all types of user-defined functions: For considerations that apply to all types of user-defined functions, see CREATE FUNCTION stat...
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This is essentially the same query plan from the first query except that the optimizer adds a count(*) to confirm that the subquery really does return only one row. The assert operator enforces this requirement. If it finds that the subquery returned more than one row (i.e., if [Expr...
This is essentially the same query plan from the first query except that the optimizer adds a count(*) to confirm that the subquery really does return only one row. The assert operator enforces this requirement. If it finds that the subquery returned more than one row (i.e., if [Expr10...
Table name - if and only if the UDF reference is either the right side of a SET clause in an UPDATE statement or an item in the VALUES list of an INSERT statement, contains the unqualified name of the table being updated or inserted; otherwise blank. Column name - under the exact same...
This is essentially the same query plan from the first query except that the optimizer adds a count(*) to confirm that the subquery really does return only one row. The assert operator enforces this requirement. If it finds that the subquery returned more than one row (i.e., if [Expr...
This is essentially the same query plan from the first query except that the optimizer adds a count(*) to confirm that the subquery really does return only one row. The assert operator enforces this requirement. If it finds that the subquery returned more than one row (i.e., if [Expr10...