State true or false. !=, <>, ^= all denote the same operation.

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muthu

  • Sep 19th, 2005
 

true

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Pushpendra Rana

  • Sep 26th, 2005
 

FALSE

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balwant

  • Sep 28th, 2005
 

this is true

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kk

  • Oct 4th, 2005
 

True.

Boss Pushpendra,answer only if u r sure.

Anuradha

  • Oct 13th, 2005
 

ans:

 false

Because: If we will consider only SQL operators  Only <> is the operator.

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Sonu

  • Jan 10th, 2006
 

Its False because SQL supports operator is only <>

sonu

  • Jan 10th, 2006
 

Its true

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Muthurp

  • Mar 24th, 2006
 

It is False. ^= does not work in SQL

vinnu

  • Oct 12th, 2006
 

This is True

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Ravi Savaliya

  • Apr 6th, 2007
 

Only <> and != works for not equal sign , there is no operator like ^=

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kvk817

  • Apr 24th, 2008
 

hey friends......
bee cool....if u knopw answer just tell other wise donot make rubbish to fool others...

see the statment;
select * from dept where dept != 20;
select * from dept where dept <> 20;
select * from dept where dept ^=20;
the query works for all

its true;;;;;;
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chaitanya_m03

  • May 23rd, 2011
 

SQL> Select 2+2 From dual Where 5 ^= 9; 2+2 ---------- 4

SQL> Select 2+2 From dual Where 5 <> 9; 2+2 ---------- 4

SQL> Select 2+2 From dual Where 5 != 9; 2+2 ---------- 4

SQL> Select 2+2 From dual Where 5 ^= 5; 2+2 ----------


Guys its TRUE....3 operators work the same way.....NOT EQUAL TO

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Amit dass

  • Oct 28th, 2011
 

True

All Represent NOT EQUAL TO

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Aashu

  • Feb 3rd, 2012
 

^= operator is a Bit wise Exclusive OR operater in MS SQL.
It stands into category of compound operators and performs a bitwise exclusive OR and sets the original value to the result.

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Durgesh Kumar Singore

  • Feb 7th, 2012
 

In SQL 2005 only != and <> operator perform same operation

^= does not work

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Guru

  • Dec 19th, 2012
 

True

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