what is the output for this query
select * from employee where 1=1;
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Answer / soorai ganesh
This Query will return all records from employee table.
Infact insteadof this query u can use " select * from employee ".Because the condition 1=1 is always true.It never become as false.
Both of the Queries are same..........
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Answer / amit kumar
here...retrieve all column and records of employee. and
there is condition 1 = 1 is always true if 1 value in any
column.
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Answer / mohanakrishna
The querry display the total table information present in
the database.
EID ENAME MID
101 rama null
102 sita 101
103 siva 101
104 ganesh 103
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