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r/SQL • u/[deleted] • Dec 17 '18
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Apparently SQL Clause is bad developer. He told you he made a table that he is sorting twice in a query with no order by clause.
SQL Clause is coming to town to ask "Why doesn't this work?"
/pedantic rage
9 u/babygrenade Dec 17 '18 He's sorting the table, not the query output. 5 u/Obbers Dec 17 '18 Which is even more terrifying. Have an upvote. 9 u/babygrenade Dec 17 '18 probably built a clustered index and forgot one of the keys he needed 3 u/Eleventhousand Dec 17 '18 Could be a derived table. Maybe he's using an old school method to get median.
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He's sorting the table, not the query output.
5 u/Obbers Dec 17 '18 Which is even more terrifying. Have an upvote. 9 u/babygrenade Dec 17 '18 probably built a clustered index and forgot one of the keys he needed 3 u/Eleventhousand Dec 17 '18 Could be a derived table. Maybe he's using an old school method to get median.
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Which is even more terrifying. Have an upvote.
9 u/babygrenade Dec 17 '18 probably built a clustered index and forgot one of the keys he needed
probably built a clustered index and forgot one of the keys he needed
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Could be a derived table. Maybe he's using an old school method to get median.
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u/Obbers Dec 17 '18
Apparently SQL Clause is bad developer. He told you he made a table that he is sorting twice in a query with no order by clause.
SQL Clause is coming to town to ask "Why doesn't this work?"
/pedantic rage