T-SQL - What is the output of the statement

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Dan Guzman - Not the MVP Hall of Fame Points: 3757 More actions · Answer 1

Mine too.

I did get a new computer yesterday, but even with all the 'greatest OS ever', I'm pretty sure Win7 can't read my mind 🙂

SA-1 SSCrazy Eights Points: 8113 More actions · Answer 2

Not only did I go the quetion right, I also had a note in the discussion. How about that?

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Dan Guzman - Not the MVP Hall of Fame Points: 3757 More actions · Answer 3

SA-1 (10/6/2009)
Not only did I go the quetion right, I also had a note in the discussion. How about that?
This without logging in to the site.

Posted in June none the less.

Alvin Ramard SSC-Forever Points: 41190 More actions · Answer 4

Dan Guzman (10/6/2009)
SA-1 (10/6/2009)
Not only did I go the quetion right, I also had a note in the discussion. How about that?
This without logging in to the site.
Posted in June none the less.

aaaaaahhhh .... that explains why it was already answered.

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davoscollective SSCertifiable Points: 6405 More actions · Answer 5

Good question, I'm just disappointed that

OUTPUT inserted.column

returns values that have updated existing values.

And

OUTPUT Deleted.column

returns the existing values that were updates.

I suppose its more info that just which rows were updated. There's probably been a lot of thought gone into this that I am not giving MS credit for.