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Old 11-01-06, 20:17
tingshen tingshen is offline
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Common Table Expression (CTE) available for MySQL?
I get to know about CTE through SQL 2005 and it wasn't available for SQL 2000 and earlier version of MS SQL. I intend to use CTE in my stored procedures but am afraid it may not be supported by other non-SQL 2005 databases. Just to make sure I can write an SQL script that most DBMS is able to understand, so just wondering if MySQL is able to support CTE? is it a microsoft thing or open to all?
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Old 11-01-06, 21:29
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CTEs are part of the SQL-99 standard

no, mysql doesn't support CTEs, as far as i know
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Old 06-23-07, 08:44
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CTEs are part of the SQL-99 standard.
no, mysql doesn't support CTEs, as far as i know
Even PostgreSQL does not (yet) support CTEs, to my surprise.
The only RDBMS of which I know it already supports CTEs are DB2, Oracle and MS-SQLserver.
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Old 03-22-09, 15:07
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Firebird support CTE

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Old 03-22-09, 15:11
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The only RDBMS of which I know it already supports CTEs are DB2, Oracle and MS-SQLserver.
Oracle does not support the recursive CTE only "regular".
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Old 05-08-09, 16:06
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PostgreSQL will have CTR in 8.4
The current beta of PostgreSQL 8.4 has CTE along with many other nice features.

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Old 05-08-09, 16:15
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The current beta of PostgreSQL 8.4 has CTE along with many other nice features.
Looks like it even includes recursive SQL! Great!!
I'm going to download and try out 8.4 A.S.A.P.

Anyone knows what the MySQL plans are for CTEs?
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