Benefits Of Using SQL Ordinal Position Notation?

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I’d use it:

  • If you love troubleshooting
  • Creating adhoc queries without intellisense

There is no upside.

SQL Server only supports in the ORDER BY anyway. Anywhere else it’s an expression to be evaluated.

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