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What's going on here?

Postby JiMMy » May 11th, '10, 07:10

hi,
In my table, studentId has multiple values..e.g
studentId
['dfd','34343','fc041a4b']
['df','34343']

select * from StudentResultData where studentId != 'fc041a4b'

I think this query is returning only the first Row , but how can it returns me both the rows.. pls help. Is there a way ?
JiMMy
 

Re: What's going on here?

Postby Ashish Pancholi » May 12th, '10, 05:46

hi,
While
select * from StudentResultData where studentId = 'fc041a4b'
this works good, and only gives the first row..

now just check out the "every" keyword. the examle query would be:

select * from StudentResultData where every(studentId) != 'fc041a4b'
Ashish Pancholi
 
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