--- Roger Baklund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The WHERE clause describes EACH of the rows you get > in the result. No > one row can have a value in the School column equal > to "Columbia" AND > "Stamford" at the same time. You should use OR > instead of AND. > Thank you Roger. That is one of the best (maybe the best) description of the where clause. I have a far better understanding now.
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