Not in Usage for DB2 SQL select subqueries

Here is a sample SQL queries to compare the usage of "NOT IN" in Oracle and DB2..

Usually to filter few rows from the result of one SELECT query we combine another SELECT query with NOT IN phrase.

Example : 1  in Oracle
SELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum=1 AND rowid NOT IN(SELECT rowid FROM emp WHERE rownum < 10);

Example 2 : in DB2
SELECT FD.SERVER_NAME FROM CDSSCHEMA.DEPOT_SERVER FD where FD.SERVER_NAME NOT IN (SELECT DS.SERVER_NAME FROM CDSSCHEMA.TARGETLIST_MAP TM, CDSSCHEMA.TARGETLIST T, CDSSCHEMA.DEPOT_SERVER DS, CDSSCHEMA.TARGET_SERVER TS WHERE TM.PACKAGE_ID='1278328705570' AND TM.TARGETLIST_ID=T.TARGETLIST_ID AND DS.SERVER_ID=TS.SERVER_ID AND TS.TARGETLIST_ID=T.TARGETLIST_ID ORDER BY DS.SERVER_NAME)

The above query return the list of depot server names which are not in the second select queury.


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