In mysql I can write a query like “Select a.field1 > a.field2 from a” and I will get a result set of 0’s and 1’s
I tried writing a similar query in oracle but it doesn’t work. How can I get a similar result set with oracle?
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In mysql I can write a query like “Select a.field1 > a.field2 from a” and I will get a result set of 0’s and 1’s
I tried writing a similar query in oracle but it doesn’t work. How can I get a similar result set with oracle?
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