11Subqueries
“We can’t solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.”
—ALBERT EINSTEIN
Topics Covered in This Chapter
In the previous three chapters, I showed you many ways to work with data from more than one table. All the techniques I’ve covered to this point have been focused on linking subsets of information—one or more columns and one or more rows from an entire table or a query embedded in the FROM clause. I’ve also explored combining sets of information using the UNION operator. In this chapter, I’ll show you effective ways to fetch a single column from a ...
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