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jsc42 wrote:
I have not found any specific answer for MySql


Interesting. I couldn't either.

I know it happens in C++ so I attempted to find that expression ("short circuit") in the standard and as far as I can tell it does not exist. I used the actual book to look it up. So for that (C++) it is expressed like the following


"The operators && and || will not evaluate their second argument unless doing so is necessary"

For C it is expressed as the following

"Expressions connected by && or || are evaluated left to right, and evaluation stops as soon as the truth of falsehood of the result is known"

Then I looked for that terminology in MySQL docs (8) and found nothing on the page that defines AND and OR that would suggest that.
I also attempted the same for PL/SQL and also found nothing.
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