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CTE Vs Subquery

Subquery

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CTE Vs Subquery

Subquery

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CTE &

SUBQUERY
IN SQL
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SYNTAX
A subquery is a query embedded
inside another query.

A CTE is a named temporary


result set defined using the WITH
keyword

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READABILITY
CTEs can make queries more
readable and easier to
understand, especially with
multiple levels of subqueries.

Naming a CTE helps clarify its


meaning and how it's used in the
main query.

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REUSABILITY
CTEs can be referenced multiple
times within the same query.

Subqueries can only be used


once, making CTEs more flexible
if the same result set is needed in
various parts of the query.

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PERFORMANCE
CTEs can be referenced multiple
times within the same query.

Subqueries can only be used


once, making CTEs more flexible
if the same result set is needed in
various parts of the query.

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CONCLUSION
Both CTEs and subqueries are
valuable for defining temporary
result sets in SQL. The choice
between them depends on the
specific needs of the query and
the data's performance
characteristics.

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