> I have been going through the SQL 7 CBT and just finished operators. With
> regards to comparison operators ... != 'is not equal to', and <> 'is not
> equal too'.
>
> I do not understand <> 'not equal too'.
>
> Can someone please explain this to me in more detail and possible
> provide an example?
In real terms, the "<>" means "Not less than and not greater than".
I actually prefer writing it
where not myField='myValue'
I know it sounds odd, but it's easier for me to read...
Philip Arnold
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