Wouldn't that return every A.id ? since A.id would be compared to -1, and the wouldnt'
be the same.
I want:
select min(A.id) such that A.charge, B.userid, C.employee_id in
(
select A.charge
, B.user_id
, C.employee_id
from A
inner join B using (user_id)
inner join C using (employe
I'm interested in finding the minimim A.id such that the following holds:
select A.charge
, B.user_id
, C.employee_id
from A
inner join B using (user_id)
inner join C using (employee_id)
except
select X.charge
, Y.user_id
, Z.employee_id
from X
inner join Y using (user_id)
inner
I'm interested in finding the minimim A.id such that the following holds:
select A.charge
, B.user_id
, C.employee_id
from A
inner join B using (user_id)
inner join C using (employee_id)
except
select X.charge
, Y.user_id
, Z.employee_id
from X
inner join Y using (user_id)
inner
