In article <4e116e11.1030...@gmail.com>,
Daron Ryan writes:
> Hello David,
> This is a simplified version of my own attempt:
> SELECT *
> FROM ("oxford", "webster")
> WHERE NOT ( columnName = ANY (SELECT name FROM dictionaries))
> The idea is that "oxford" and "webster" come from the Java progr
Hello David,
This is a simplified version of my own attempt:
SELECT *
FROM ("oxford", "webster")
WHERE NOT ( columnName = ANY (SELECT name FROM dictionaries))
The idea is that "oxford" and "webster" come from the Java program
end up in the column c
On Jul 3, 2011, at 11:13, Daron Ryan wrote:
> I have strings from
> java and need to check which ones are not present in the db. Can
> I use a select statement to do this by making it search my
> strings as though they are a table?
There are multiple ways to accomplish
I have strings from
java and need to check which ones are not present in the db. Can
I use a select statement to do this by making it search my
strings as though they are a table?
