User talk:Bearheart/Books/MS SQL

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Redirects

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Union (SQL) → Set operations (SQL)

Parenthesis in article titles

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Consider renaming articles [[Robert Smith (basketball)|Robert Smith]]. When parenthesis are desired, pipe them and add a comment below the link explaining that this is intentional, such as:

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<!--Can be confused with Robert Smith (baseball), also present in this book -->

Select (SQL)

Insert (SQL)

Update (SQL)

Merge (SQL)

Delete (SQL)

From (SQL)

Join (SQL)

Union (SQL)

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