Comparison between the with clause of teradata and oracle

Comparison between the with clause of teradata and oracle supports multiple with clauses in the following format: With t1 as (select ....), With t2 as (select ....), ..... With tn as (select ....) Select * from t1 ...... The column names are not listed after the temporary table name www.2cto.com. The clauses are separated by commas. The last with clause and select are not separated by commas. Teradata supports a single with clause, the column names must be listed after the temporary table name t1 in the following format: With t1 (c1, c2 ,...) As (select ...) Select * from t1... To put it simply, teradata supports single with and column names to be listed. After exploring teradata for a while, I thought that teradata does not support the with clause. Today, I suddenly found that diyiziran is a supported author.