edu-35: idiomatic mz for not in#36698
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Only need to review this page + the blurb on the NOT IN function (we list 2 NOT in functions ... only added to the subquery one and not the one with scalars): http://localhost:1313/docs/sql/functions/#subquery-functions
The others are just part 1 of single-sourcing. I did a diff (manually and AI) and they only diffed by blank lines and expected <div> or <span> changes for the idiomatic tables.
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not-in.mdpage. Rendered: https://preview.materialize.com/materialize/36698/transform-data/idiomatic-materialize-sql/not-in/The other changes can be ignored ... just doing some single-sourcing.