SELECT ALL is the default behavior. SELECT DISTINCT is the other option.
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> We have ORACLE 8.1.7 running on server. My question is what difference on
> following select statement:
>
> select col1 form table1;
> select all col1 form table1;
>
> Look like output are the same. Thanks.
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