我愿取得这样的成就:
SELECT col1,col2-(SELECT foo FROM table1)
FROM table2
WHERE col2>(SELECT foo FROM table1)
如无SlectTing foo
两次。
Can I do that with Oracle SQL? Would it be more efficient than SELECTing twice (or multiple times)?
我愿取得这样的成就:
SELECT col1,col2-(SELECT foo FROM table1)
FROM table2
WHERE col2>(SELECT foo FROM table1)
如无SlectTing foo
两次。
Can I do that with Oracle SQL? Would it be more efficient than SELECTing twice (or multiple times)?
How about
WITH
foo AS select foo from table1
SELECT
col1, col2 - foo.foo
FROM
table2, foo
WHERE
col2 > foo.foo
You could write it like this:
SELECT
s.col1, s.col2 - s.foo
FROM
(
SELECT col1, col2, (SELECT foo FROM table1) as foo
FROM table2
) s
WHERE s.col2 > s.foo
假设您的舱位回归单行(否则,该子舱的两种用途都会回落差错),则只有一位喀里士加入。
SELECT a.col1, a.col2 - b.foo
FROM table2 a,
(SELECT foo FROM table1) b
WHERE a.col2 > b.foo
SELECT col1, col2 - foo
FROM table2, table1
WHERE col2 > foo
但只有表1有一行。
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