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In my opinion, there is no point in passing an empty li...

SQL [Level:7] ginarrbrik answered 2 years ago
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USE_DESC_IDX applies to all index scans in the query.

SQL [Level:7] ginarrbrik answered 2 years ago
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See: 1. CREATE TABLE LIKE syntax (http://www.cubrid.org/man...

SQL [Level:5] eusto answered 2 years ago
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It depends on how you do the comparison. Assume you have ...

SQL [Level:5] sqlcopter answered 2 years ago
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Hash index is not supported in CUBRID.

SQL [Level:7] ginarrbrik answered 2 years ago
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I found one solution to this. I used a initialization scr...

SQL [Level:5] nicola_magdalena answered 2 years ago
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I couldn't find any options in command line, I think yo...

SQL [Level:5] sqlcopter answered 2 years ago
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...Not sure if it makes any sense to compare a (high?)priced...

SQL [Level:4] impega answered 2 years ago
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Seems it doesn't: csql> select * from t where i in(); In...

SQL [Level:5] sqlcopter answered 2 years ago
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http://www.cubrid.org/manual/840/en/Table%20Option%20%28REUSE_OID%2...

SQL [Level:5] sqlcopter answered 2 years ago
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You can find user information in the table db_user. db_user...

SQL [Level:5] eusto answered 2 years ago
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This is not an answer, but a comment to the above answer! ...

SQL [Level:4] impega answered 2 years ago
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If you are reffering also to SQL grammar, I would add that ...

SQL [Level:4] impega answered 2 years ago
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GRANT operation [ { ,operation }_ ] ON table_name [ ...

SQL [Level:5] nicola_magdalena answered 2 years ago
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There is no difference between class and table. Usually, "c...

SQL [Level:5] eusto answered 2 years ago
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In theory, you could use the copydb tool: http://www.cubrid....

SQL [Level:4] impega answered 2 years ago
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It seems that there is no explicit grant for SERIALS, I...

SQL [Level:5] picador_jr answered 2 years ago
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Yes, all object names in CUBRID are case-insensitive. This ...

SQL [Level:5] eusto answered 2 years ago
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