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My SQL queries generally start with WITH.

Or they did when I was using Oracle.




To be honest I don't think the article highlights very well where this applies. I am a SQL Developer with SQL Server right now and in the past using Teradata I vaguely remember an aliased column could be referenced in the where clause if you didn't use the AS keyword.




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