FROM_BASE64()()
Don’t start FROM_BASE64()() (str) with jargon. Start with FROM_BASE64 str on Neha's board. That is the whole point.
FROM_BASE64()() (str) on the board: one FROM_BASE64 str step Neha can write from memory. Then say what FROM_BASE64 str on Neha's board looks like after.
Without FROM_BASE64()() (str), a first job task gets messy and FROM_BASE64 str on Neha's board is hard to trust.
Use FROM_BASE64()() (str) when FROM_BASE64 str on Neha's board must stay clear. If a simpler SQL step works, use that instead.
FROM_BASE64()() (str) miss — copy-pasting FROM_BASE64 str without a dry-run. Fix it before you talk about advanced SQL.
Place FROM_BASE64()() (str) next to nearby SQL work — one FROM_BASE64 str step Neha can write from memory is the link.
Viva for FROM_BASE64()() (str): what it is → one FROM_BASE64 str step Neha can write from memory → the mistake (copy-pasting FROM_BASE64 str without a dry-run).
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SELECT name, marksBoard: FROM_BASE64 str on Neha's board. Dry-run FROM_BASE64()() (str). Name the trap: copy-pasting FROM_BASE64 str without a dry-run.