I am in the process of converting a legacy VB6 (started as VB3) application to Angular (front-end) and C# (back-end).
The code makes use of deprecated join syntax everywhere. The one that most commonly see is the left outer join tableA.column *= tableB.column
However, I've come across one where the FROM clause is setup similar but the WHERE clause uses just an equal sign. E.g.:
I just assumed that this meant that it was an inner join, but I wanted to verify that here first before I replace it.
The code makes use of deprecated join syntax everywhere. The one that most commonly see is the left outer join tableA.column *= tableB.column
However, I've come across one where the FROM clause is setup similar but the WHERE clause uses just an equal sign. E.g.:
Code:
SELECT
...
FROM
TableA, TableB
WHERE
...
AND TableA.Column = TableB.Column