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Is there a syntax like "UNION INTERSECT" in SQL (Oracle specific)

Asked by vsuripeddi in Oracle Database

Tags: intersect, union, oracle, sql, syntax

Experts,

I am looking to select all rows in table A but not in Table B.

so currently i can get to select this result set by doing the following query

(SELECT * from table A
MINUS
SELECT * from table B)
UNION ALL
(SELECT * from table A
INTERSECT
SELECT * from table B)

I am wondering if there is a better way/ syntax to do this in Oracle ,
say using something like UNION and INTERSECT together
to achieve the above result set

(Basically I want to get all the rows in table A
but do not want to lose any rows in table A
--- when we do the MINUS we will lose the common rows)

Would like to know some tips on set operations to do nifty things

Thanks a bunch
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Is there a syntax like "UNION INTERSECT" in SQL (Oracle specific)

Asked by vsuripeddi in Oracle Database

Tags: intersect, union, oracle, sql, syntax

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