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> What would be the rationale behind UNIQUE if it was any different to
> this? That is, what makes the first NULL different to your second
> NULL?
>
NULL is not equal to NULL. NULL is also not unequal to NULL.
If the test is NULL = NULL, the result is NULL. If the test is NULL <> NULL, the result is NULL.
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Regards,
David Cressey
www.dcressey.com
Received on Mon Dec 31 2001 - 07:11:23 CST
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