Malcolm Tredinnick wrote: >In a correct SQL implementation, NULL is not comparable to anything, > > Yes... It should be :-). And as you said implementation is the whole another businness. johnsu01 talked about MySQL and given its history of not very strong adherence to standard but preferring pratical aspects of doing things I supposed that it's not working like that. The problem description made it look like that for me. So forgive me for sounding like some kinf of authority on the matter of uniqueness!
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