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Chapter 5, Problem 20TD
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“ANY” operator:
The operator “ANY” is used with “WHERE” or “HAVING” clause. If “ANY” operator is used in a subquery, then the condition returns true if it satisfies any of the values produced by the subquery.
Syntax:
SELECT column_Name(s) FROM table_Name WHERE column_Name ANY (SELECT column_Name FROM table_Name WHERE condition);
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