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Shouldn't SQL syntax be universal. Just... different databases have different features, right?
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. . I havent double checked yet but I just looked it up in the chapter again . . .I dunno how I missed that. +REP
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w00t!!! Glad we got to the bottom of it!
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If the SQL server program you're using is ANSI compliant, then data manipulation commands (select, insert, update, delete) should be pretty much the same. But each flavor of SQL throws its little spin on things because of those different features. Once you know one version, though, it's pretty easy to figure out other versions.
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