The ALL operator returns True when all of the records in query result set pass the Boolean condition. A bit more explanation. The ALL statement gives a TRUE value when: 1) the subquery returns no records, or 2) all records meet the comparison. ALL will return false if even one record fails the Boolean condition. If any of the values are NULL, then the operation value will be NULL, not TRUE. For example, we want to see which authors currently have no titles: SELECT au_id FROM authors WHERE au_id <> ALL(SELECT au_id FROM titleauthor) Syntax SELECT … WHERE expression comparison … [Read more...]