It looks like we can use advanced SQL syntax such as GROUP BY and HAVING in FGDB views and FGDB expression subqueries.
For example, I can create a FGDBviewlike this:
select text_a from table_agroup bytext_a
having
1=1
--I can useJOIN in FGDB views too.
And I can create an FGDBSQL expression subquerylike this:
id_a in (select id_b from table_bgroup byid_bhaving1=1)
I'm aware that the above example queries are fake/not terribly useful. They're just meant to demonstrate that the SQL syntax is valid.
Idea:
据我所知,文档也't mention that the above syntax is valid in FGDB views and subquery expressions. Could the docs be improved?
I'm aware of the SQL syntax mentioned in this page:SQL for reporting and analysis on file geodatabases.但是如果我理解correctly, the syntax on that page pertains specifically to the .NET API/ArcObjects, not SQL syntax for FGDB views or expressions.
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