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===== Discussion ===== | ===== Discussion ===== | ||
- | == [ FROM ] from_table == | + | == [ FROM ] from_table_spec == |
- | Required. The FROM keyword is supported for visual clarity, but is optional. The from_table parameter is the table in the previous QUALIFY statement. | + | Required. The FROM keyword is supported for visual clarity, but is optional. The //from_table_spec// is the table specified in the previous QUALIFY statement. |
- | == USING from_join_col == | + | == USING from_join_column_spec == |
- | Required - The USING keyword is required. The from_join_col parameter is the link column in the from_table that will be joined to the link column in the to_table. | + | Required - The USING keyword is required. The //from_join_column_spec// is the link column in the //from_table_spec// that will be joined to the link column in the //to_table_spec//. |
- | == TO to_table == | + | == TO to_table_spec == |
- | Required. The TO keyword is required. The to_table parameter is the table that will be joined with the table in the previous QUALIFY statement. | + | Required. The TO keyword is required. The //to_table_spec// is the table that will be joined with the table in the previous QUALIFY statement. |
- | == [ USING to_join_col ] == | + | == [ USING to_join_column_spec ] == |
- | Required - The USING keyword is required. The to_join_col parameter is the link column in the to_table that will be joined to the link column in the from_table. | + | Required - The USING keyword is required. The //to_join_column_spec// parameter is the link column in the to_table that will be joined to the link column in the from_table. |
== [ OWNED BY table_name ] == | == [ OWNED BY table_name ] == |