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History
Comparisons with NULL and the three-valued logic (3VL)
Analysis of SQL Null missing-value semantics
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Overview
- SQL
- Query language
- Database
- Relational Relational model
- Database model
- E. F. Codd
- RDBMS Relational database
- Omega
- Database theory
- Column Column (database)
- Null value Null pointer
- Object Object (computer science)
- Relational algebra
- Two flavours of conditional expressions Case (SQL)
- Switch statement
- ELSE Conditional (programming)
- SQL/PSM
- Procedural Procedural programming
History
- Missing data
- ACM Association for Computing Machinery
- SIGMOD
- ACM Transactions on Database Systems
- Relational Model/Tasmania
- Ternary (three-valued) Ternary logic
- Computerworld
- IBM System R
- Don Chamberlin Donald D. Chamberlin
- Semipredicate problem
- Semantics section Null (SQL)
- Schema Database schema
- Three-valued logic
- SQL joins Join (SQL)
Null propagation
Comparisons with NULL and the three-valued logic (3VL)
- Data domain
- Undefined value
- Data Manipulation Language
- INSERT Insert (SQL)
- UPDATE Update (SQL)
- DELETE Delete (SQL)
- SELECT Select (SQL)
- Postfix Reverse Polish notation
- Truth value
- Literals Literal (computer programming)
- SQL92
- Functionally complete
- Law of the excluded middle Law of excluded middle
- False dichotomy False dilemma
- Tautology Tautology (logic)
- Law of excluded fourth
Analysis of SQL Null missing-value semantics
- T. Imieliński Tomasz Imieliński
- W. Lipski Jr. Witold Lipski
- Imieliński-Lipski Algebras
- Models Structure (mathematical logic)
- Conditional table Conditional table?action=edit&redlink=1
- Propositional logic
- Co-NP-complete
- Possible world
- Natural joins Natural join
- Skolem functions Skolem function
- Constant functions Constant function
Check constraints and foreign keys
- Data Definition Language
- Check constraint
- Designated values Designated value?action=edit&redlink=1
- Foreign keys Foreign key
- SQL-92
Outer joins
- Phone numbers Telephone number
- Result set
Aggregate functions
- Aggregate functions Aggregate function
- Empty set
Effect on index operation
Null-handling functions
- Transact-SQL
- Isfunctions Is functions
- Use case
Data typing of Null and Unknown
- Data type
- Overloaded Function overloading
- SQLite
- SQL Server Compact
- MySQL
- Syntactic sugar
BOOLEAN data type
Controversy
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Important terminology
sql null nulls value unknown example database logic data codd query missing rows result following information would standard one however
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