distinct
not supporteddistinct
explicitlyThe table operator intersect [distinct]
returns the rows that are present in both results.
SELECT …
FROM …
INTERSECT
SELECT …
FROM …
As with all table operators both sides of intersect
must have the same number of columns and their types must be compatible based on their position (see corresponding
). All null
values are considered being the same (not distinct) for this operation.
Each row-value present in both results will be returned once.
Other table operators:
Except: except [distinct]
, except all
Union: union [distinct]
, union all
The intersect [distinct]
operator is defined in ISO/IEC 9075-2:2023 as the optional feature F303, “INTERSECT DISTINCT table operator”.
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