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    The document discusses Common Table Expressions (CTEs) in SQL. CTEs allow for temporary result sets that exist only while a query is running and are intended to be used with a larger query. CTEs are started using the WITH keyword followed by the CTE name, column names if any, and a subquery to define the CTE. The basic syntax of the WITH operator in SQL is then provided.

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    The document discusses Common Table Expressions (CTEs) in SQL. CTEs allow for temporary result sets that exist only while a query is running and are intended to be used with a larger query. CTEs are started using the WITH keyword followed by the CTE name, column names if any, and a subquery to define the CTE. The basic syntax of the WITH operator in SQL is then provided.

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    PURIHIN, DANN KERVIN M.

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    The result set of a query known as a Common Table Expression (CTE) lives just momentarily and is
    intended to be used in conjunction with a bigger query. Similar to a derived table, a CTE's result is not
    saved and exists only while the query is running. The focus of this post will be CTEs that don't occur
    again. Start a CTE by using "WITH."

    TABLE NAME: ORDERS

    SQL STATEMENT OF WITH OPERATOR:

    BASIC SYNTAX OF WITH OPERATOR:

    WITH <common_table_expression> ([column names])

    AS

    <cte_query_definition>

    <operation>

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