I am noticing that when I create a delete query, none of the where clause subqueries are used in the SQL. Switching to a select query shows them fine.
Example:
--Select Statement:
SELECT *
FROM tableA
WHERE
tableA.year = '2018' AND
tableA.ID IN
(SELECT ID FROM tableB
WHERE value = 'x')
--When switching to delete statement:
DELETE FROM tableA
WHERE tableA.year = '2018'
In the visual query builder, the subquery is still visible making it very misleading what is being deleted. The select statement captures <100 records whereas the delete statement deletes >10,000
Am I doing something wrong or does Toad Data Point not support simple subqueries in delete statements?