Originally posted by Alexey Prohorenko:
..and BETWEEN is equal to >= ... =<, yup?
(just to check myself) :-)
Yup. BETWEEN is inclusive (it means the boundaries of the selection are included - From here...>= =<
; NOT BETWEEN is exclusive (the boundaries are not included - From here < and >
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