‘=’ isn’t valid ANSI SQL, so you’ll have difficulty should you wish to run your application on a different DBMS.
(It’s when ANSI form is used but the optional ‘AS’ is omitted I find the results difficult to read, personally.)
‘=’ isn’t valid ANSI SQL, so you’ll have difficulty should you wish to run your application on a different DBMS.
(It’s when ANSI form is used but the optional ‘AS’ is omitted I find the results difficult to read, personally.)