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WHERE 1=1 won't actually work when i-am-a-dummy mode is enabled. You must reference at least one KEY column in the where clause.
by daflip 17y ago
WHERE 1=1 won't actually work when i-am-a-dummy mode is enabled. You must reference at least one KEY column in the where clause.
- IgorPartola 17y agoWell, my point is that there are ways around it. Like WHERE id IS NOT NULL, or WHERE id=1 OR 1=1. It's not full-proof, it just protects you from writing out a query that is not complete. It sort of sucks that in SQL you first say what action you want to perform and then say what you want to perform it on. I end up writing the WHERE part of every query first anyways.
- k2jacob 17y agoIn C# query syntax, you write in this order: from where select I like it that way; it happens to already match the way my mind plans a relational query.