I'm pretty sure you still have to select something in postgres... or are you saying there's a different operator to do the same thing?
> SELECT 1 means "select the first column"
interesting.. in postgres this actually gives you a single-column value of 1, in an unnamed column... I haven't used other DBMSes much but expected similar behaviour
> SELECT 1 means "select the first column"
interesting.. in postgres this actually gives you a single-column value of 1, in an unnamed column... I haven't used other DBMSes much but expected similar behaviour