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Semidifference via EXCEPT and JOIN - SQL

SELECT *

FROM (SELECT StudentId

FROM IS_CALLED

WHERE Name = 'Devinder'

EXCEPT DISTINCT CORRESPONDING

SELECT StudentId

FROM IS_ENROLLED_ON

WHERE CourseId = 'C1') AS T1

NATURAL JOIN IS_CALLED

The NOT IN expression above appears to be testing for the appearance of a character string in a table, but in fact the first operand in this context is short for ROW(StudentId)

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