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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN POSITIVE & NEGATIVE SQL

Hi All,
Any One Pls Tell Me The Difference Between Positive & Negative Sql .
Jul 6 '07 #1
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mwasif
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These terms are new to me. Where did you read this?
Jul 6 '07 #2
nomad
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These terms are new to me. Where did you read this?
I think cishwassap want to know whats the good and bad using SQL

nomad
Jul 6 '07 #3
pbmods
5,821 Expert 4TB
Heya, vishwassap. Welcome to TSDN!

MS SQL has a positive and negative unary operator. The former will always return a positive integer, and the latter will always return a negative integer.
Jul 7 '07 #4

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