Subject | ? IS NULL |
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Author | Ann W. Harrison |
Post date | 2005-02-24T17:05:42Z |
For those of you who don't follow the DEVEL list and missed the
discussion, I raised the question of
AND ((? IS NULL AND FNAME IS NULL) OR FNAME = ?)
IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM
The operator is defined in the SQL 03 standard as meaning - in it's
positive sense, that one of the operands (but not both) is null or the
two operands have different values.
We already [in V2] support standard SQL construction for it:
UPDATE SIMPLENAME SET PKEY = ?, FNAME = ?
WHERE (PKEY IS NOT DISTINCT FROM ?)
AND (FNAME IS NOT DISTINCT FROM ?)
So, that seems to be the answer...
Regards,
Ann
discussion, I raised the question of
> UPDATE SIMPLENAME SET PKEY = ?, FNAME = ?WHERE ((? IS NULL AND PKEY IS NULL) OR PKEY = ?)
AND ((? IS NULL AND FNAME IS NULL) OR FNAME = ?)
>The answer is that Firebird2 includes a new comparison operation
IS [NOT] DISTINCT FROM
The operator is defined in the SQL 03 standard as meaning - in it's
positive sense, that one of the operands (but not both) is null or the
two operands have different values.
We already [in V2] support standard SQL construction for it:
UPDATE SIMPLENAME SET PKEY = ?, FNAME = ?
WHERE (PKEY IS NOT DISTINCT FROM ?)
AND (FNAME IS NOT DISTINCT FROM ?)
So, that seems to be the answer...
Regards,
Ann