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INTERSECT
Isolates the common members of two or more result sets.
Syntax
set1 INTERSECT set2
Parameters
| set1 | A result set produced from the execution of a set-producing command. All sets in the command must have the same component structure. |
| set2 | A result set produced from the execution of a set-producing command. All sets in the command must have the same component structure. |
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When used within a FIND command, the result set contains the members that are common to each of the specified result sets, with duplicates eliminated.
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When used within a FIND command, the result set contains the members that are common to each of the specified result sets, with duplicates eliminated.
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