On 5/1/07, Adam Balgach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

has the group ever heard of using 1=1 in the where clause of a SQL
statement?  Some other auto generating sql apps put this in, and I had just
never seen it before.  I don't think its a. good coding or b. good
convention.  But I wanted to check before I made a feature request.

Thanks,
A.


Many people do that for situations where they are unsure if there will be a
where clause or not. So, to make things simpler, they just use 1=1 and tack
on "AND ..." to the end.

As far as I know, there isn't any harm in it. It makes coding SQL statements
easier if there is a change there will be no conditional checks ( a grab all
).

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Philip
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