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Pinal Dave is a SQL Server Performance Tuning Expert and an independent consultant. He has authored 12 SQL Server database books, 35 Pluralsight courses and has written over 5200 articles on the database technology on his blog at a Along with 17+ years of hands-on experience, he holds a Masters of Science degree and a number of database certifications. (en-past of: squee) See also: words rhyming with squeed, words from word 'squeed'.
informal - Used to express great delight or excitement.
- ‘Got a photo with him and he signed my book. Squee!’
- ‘He's showing up next week; squee!’
- ‘So now we've got that out of the way: Squee!’
- ‘I was excited as anything to see Dragon's comment above - squee!’
- ‘She's considering recording a new album (double squee) and feels it would be easier to do so if she were permanently in one place for a while.’
- ‘The concept is pretty much taken straight from my daydreams and it focuses on a librarian (squee!).’
- ‘Btw- my wonderful brother gave me your Cookbook for Christmas - squee!’
- ‘At least the misery is lessened a bit by the kitten picture (SQUEE!).’
- ‘Here's the NASA TV link (I get to ask the very first question, squee!)’
- ‘Squee! Received very nice email from a favorite author!’
- ‘FYI - I'll be in Dublin, Ireland (squee!) between Jan 25 and 31, so I'll be offline.’
- ‘Squee! Check out this kitty!’
intransitive verbsquees, squeeing, squeed
[no object]informal- Squeal in delight or excitement.
- ‘I squeed like a 14-year-old fangirl when I found out’
- ‘Not an easy feat but one rewarded with much happy squeeing!’
- ‘The sister just ran into my room, clapped me on the face, and ran out again squeeing.’
- ‘Much to my own surprise I actually squeed a little and then got all excited.’
- ‘I squeed with pleasure.’
- ‘I squeed so much the cat looked alarmed.’
- ‘Oh lordy, I kind of squeed when the theme music played.’
- ‘We squeed in delight, because it's the show that we always dreamed about when we watched TV back in 2005.’
- ‘Videos of celebrities on Sesame Street never cease to make me squee.’
- ‘Discovering this festival actually made me squee in delight.’
- ‘This case is classy enough for the board room and geeky enough to make your convention contacts squee gleefully.’
- ‘Quality fanfic that makes me fall in love with the characters all over again, makes me squee and giggle and email everyone I can think of who'd like it too.’
- ‘Hendrix knows how to make a film fan squee with joy with a synopsis.’
- ‘I've been reading your lovely blog for years, and I may have dropped a comment or two in the past (probably to squee about 'Gavin and Stacey' or contribute to lengthy mascara debates).’
- ‘Those chairs are there for moms and bridesmaids to sit on and SQUEE when the bride-to-be emerges from the dressing room.’
noun
informal- A cry of delight or excitement.
- ‘if they hadn't been in a meeting she would have let out a squee of delight’
- ‘There we were waiting for the 45-minute gig - insert squee here - when they broke the bad news to us: Barrowman was going to do the questioning.’
- ‘The Making of Mama Mia is a three-part featurette including an interview with head Abba lyricist Bjorn Ulvaeus (cue Mindy squee).’
- ‘I had a giant squee reaction to both of my countries of citizenship getting something right in the same week.’
- ‘One half says: 'Oooh, another Star Wars movie' with a 'squee', the other is cynical and a little bit fearful of more damage to a respected brand.’
- ‘I can keep my girlish squees to a minimum.’
- ‘Everyone loved his first episode for Doctor Who and when word leaked he was writing another one, the squees pretty much deafened me.’
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Origin
Mid 19th century (representing a high-pitched sound made by an animal or musical instrument): imitative. Compare squeal and squeak.
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One of the blog followers asked this question “The code written by my colleague has WHERE 1=1. What does it mean?”
Well. You have seen people using it when they dynamically construct WHERE condition based on the input values.
Let us create this dataset
CREATE TABLE #t (emp_name VARCHAR(100), experience INT, specialist VARCHAR(100))
INSERT INTO #t
SELECT 'Pinal',12,'SQL' UNION ALL
SELECT 'John',10,'JAVA' UNION ALL
SELECT 'Sudhan',3,'SQL'
Suppose you want to use two parameters and pass values for them in such a way that if the value is null, you need to skip the comparison
Check the following code
Check the following code
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DECLARE @experience INT, @specialist VARCHAR(100), @sql VARCHAR(100)
SET @sql=' where 1=1'
SET @sql = @sql+CASE WHEN @experience IS NULL THEN ' ELSE ' and experience=''+CAST(@experience AS VARCHAR(100))+'' END
SET @sql = @sql+CASE WHEN @specialist IS NULL THEN ' ELSE ' and specialist=''+CAST(@specialist AS VARCHAR(100))+'' END
SELECT @sql AS value
Because no values are passed the column valu comparions are skipped and you have 1=1 in the WHERE condition
DECLARE @experience INT, @specialist VARCHAR(100), @sql VARCHAR(100)
SET @sql=' where 1=1'
SET @specialist='SQL'
SET @sql = @sql+CASE WHEN @experience IS NULL THEN ' ELSE ' and experience=''+CAST(@experience AS VARCHAR(100))+'' END
SET @sql = @sql+CASE WHEN @specialist IS NULL THEN ' ELSE ' and specialist=''+CAST(@specialist AS VARCHAR(100))+'' END
SELECT @sql AS value
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If you execute the above , the result is
Squeed 1 13 18
It is because the value for column specialist is passed and it is included in the WHERE clause. This way to build WHERE clause dynamically you may need to use 1=1 as the first condition.
Now you can execute the statement using
EXEC(' select * from #t'+@sql)
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