Peter,
> Correction: Each Boolean expression can have one of *three* values:
> true,
> false, unknown (null). So those two sets will not be "complimentary"
> in
> the traditional sense because both expressions _should_ (modulo the
> information I pointed you to) return "unknown".
I agree pretty strongly with Peter here ... the " = NULL " functionality
should go. I've already had to re-examine some of my functions for
unexpected results due to = NULL possibly evaluating to TRUE, an outcome
for which I did not plan.
Plus it leads those new to SQL92 into trouble, as it did with John :-)
-Josh Berkus
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