Ok, maybe I'm a noob in sql, but I can't figure out why this should work:
I've Table1 like:
IDRecord (PK), Description, IDTable2 (FK)
and a Table2 like this:
IDRecord (PK), Description
with Table1.IDTable2 as FK to Table2.IDRecord.
Then I've a very simple query:
select * from Table1
where IDTable2 not in (select IDMispelledRecord from Table2)
I've made a syntax error! There's not a column called IDMispelledRecord in Table2, and if I execute the subquery alone, it returns to me
Invalid column name 'IDMispelledRecord'.
But if I execute the WHOLE query it doesn't raise an error, simply returns 0 rows.
Can开发者_如何学Go anyone tell me why?
Though your question doesn't show this (please post your actual code in future) Table1
must have a column called IDMispelledRecord
.
Your subquery is referencing that column from the outer query.
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