A cool way to alias columns
A cool way to alias columns, dunno how useful this is, but kinda cool
Select t.alpha, t.beta, t.gamma
FROM(SELECT 11,22,33)t(alpha,beta,gamma)
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
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