the following took me by suprise:
egg=# select null=null;?column?
----------t
if this were true, for example, then only one null key could be in a
unique index, which is certainly not true.
i thought the philosphical idea behind null in SQL was you didn't know,
which can't have equivalence (as versus the pragmatic idea in C where
null is a dead end pointer, which can have equivalence). or have I
been too involved with my Oracle databases?
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