On Sep 1, 2006, at 10:22 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
That's my number one item on my SQL wish list: that every SQL command
that uses WHERE would interchangeably recognize FOR.
UPDATE Customer SET Customer.ApprovalDate = '2006-09-01' FOR
Customer.Approved = TRUE
And in Python, the list comprehensions and generator expressions
(sort of like LINQ for you 'Softies out there) use 'if' as the filter
keyword:
result = [rec for rec in records
if rec.lastname == "Roche"]
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