Beginning SQL

To obtain the same results as you would with the NOT IN operator, simply use the not equal () operator,
as shown in the following code:
SELECT FirstName, LastName, YEAR(DateOfBirth)
FROM MemberDetails
WHERE YEAR(DateOfBirth) ANY (SELECT YearReleased FROM Films);
Before you write off the ANY operator as just another way of using the IN operator, remember that you
can use ANY with operators other than equal (=) and not equal (). The following example query finds a
list of members who, while they were members, had the opportunity to attend a meeting:
SELECT FirstName, LastName
FROM MemberDetails
WHERE DateOfJoining < ANY (SELECT MeetingDate FROM Attendance);
The query checks to see whether the member joined before any one of the meeting dates. This query uses
the less than ( 5):
SELECT MemberId
FROM MemberDetails
WHERE MemberId < ALL (SELECT FilmId FROM Films WHERE FilmId > 5);
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