My SQL is the free DB which used for most host providers as main DB.
But there are problem with nested "select"
For ex: "select * from select ... "
If I remeber after version 4 it is not a problem any more.
Correct. MySQL 4.1 was released into production in October 2004, and that
version supports SQL subqueries. However, not all ISP's who support MySQL
have upgraded to 4.1 yet.
MySQL 5.0 was released into production in October 2005.
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