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SQL Server sub query
Posted on 2012-12-20
New to SQL Server, need to write this sql statement (Oracle Format) in SQL SERver
SELECT count(*) FROM
(SELECT empno, ename, JOB, sal FROM emp)
SELECT count(*) FROM
(SELECT empno, ename, JOB, sal FROM emp)
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