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And
This can be used as dependently with where clause commands. And keyword can be used where we need to satisfy more than one condition or atleast two conditions(options) simultaneously need to satisfy within a command to get the desired output. Syntax of And with Where clause
SELECT expressions FROM tables WHERE columnname optionalvalue1 AND column optionalvalue2;
so lets see some examples given below while using the previous database and its tables.
Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE country='India' //AND condition is given AND locatn ='central' ;
output become
Note:
In the above code both optional value should lie in same row if they are in different row then no output will be shown as below.Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE street = 'laxminagar' //Both condition not satisfy AND locatn = 'central' ;
output become
Or
This also can be used as dependently with where clause commands.
Or keyword can be used where we need to satisfy any of one condition from minimum of two conditions simultaneously within a command. Syntax of Or with Where clause is define below
- SELECT expressions
- FROM tables
- WHERE columnname optionalvalue1 or column optionalvalue2;
Example
SELECT * //all values show FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn = 'central' OR country = 'india' ; //OR conditions is given
output become
Note:
In the above example we wrote two different column value and output will print on the basis of its each condition.Example
Another example of different variations in conditions.SELECT * //all value show FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn = 'central' OR locatn = 'saket'; //any condition need to follow
output become
Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn='central' //any conditions write here OR aid > 107
output become
Combination of And and Or within Where clause
Here we have define some example of combination of both condition in where clause.
Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn='central' AND ( country ='pakistan' OR country = 'india' ); //both condition is written here
output become
Example
Or vice-versa can be doneSELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a table name WHERE locatn='central' //condition specified OR ( country = 'india' AND country = 'pakistan')
Note
It gives the similar output as given by previous example, but it will show desire result according to the optional value or conditions specified.Previous | Home | Next |