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<h1 class="topictitle1">Subqueries and search conditions</h1>
<div><p>A subquery can be part of a search condition.</p>
<div class="section"><p>The search condition is in the form <em>operand operator operand</em>.
Either operand can be a subquery. In the following example, the first <strong>operand</strong> is
EMPNO and <strong>operator</strong> is IN. The search condition can be part of a WHERE
or HAVING clause. The clause can include more than one search condition that
contains a subquery. A search condition containing a subquery, like any other
search condition, can be enclosed in parentheses, can be preceded by the keyword
NOT, and can be linked to other search conditions through the keywords AND
and OR. For example, the WHERE clause of a query can look something like
this: </p>
<pre><strong>WHERE</strong> (subquery1) = X <strong>AND</strong> (Y &gt; <strong>SOME</strong> (subquery2) <strong>OR</strong> Z = 100)</pre>
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<div class="section"><p>Subqueries can also appear in the search conditions of other subqueries.
Such subqueries are said to be <strong>nested</strong> at some level of nesting. For
example, a subquery within a subquery within an outer-level SELECT is nested
at a nesting level of two. SQL allows nesting down to a nesting level of 32.</p>
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<div class="parentlink"><strong>Parent topic:</strong> <a href="rbafysubq.htm" title="Subqueries can help you to further refine your search conditions.">Subqueries in SELECT statements</a></div>
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