Hi Ramana,
If the purpose of the code you want to write is to exclude rows of data from your result set, then Im not sure how NE(<>, !=) will work. NOT IN is bad for a fact. Instead consider using NOT EXISTS. (SQLScript)
Regards,
Nehal
Hi Ramana,
If the purpose of the code you want to write is to exclude rows of data from your result set, then Im not sure how NE(<>, !=) will work. NOT IN is bad for a fact. Instead consider using NOT EXISTS. (SQLScript)
Regards,
Nehal