I have a doubt in a DB2 Query. The query is like...
SELECT 1 FROM <tablename> WHERE . . . . .
It returns the value 1111111111111111111111111 (specific no of 1's). If the query is changed to
SELECT 2 FROM <tablename> WHERE . . . . .
It returns the value 2222222222222222222222222 (specific no of 2's).
Can any one please explain me what's happening here??
URGENT . .. SELECT clause doubt
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Thanks a Ton !!!!!
Yeah .. . That clears me the doubt I had. . . .
Thanks a Ton . . ..
Thanks a Ton . . ..
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