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Differences between equal (=) and IN with one literal value
User_IARZ5
Member Posts: 1 Green Ribbon
Is there any differences between equal (=) and IN with one literal value in Oracle DB??
I really wonder how make it work inside the Oracle DB
help please guys
Answers
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Hi,
How about getting a SQL execution plan?
Regards,
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No difference.
SY.
