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The Where command is used to filter the results according to the applied conditions. Here is the syntax of select statement.
SELECT expressions FROM tables WHERE columnname operatorvalue;
There are some operators used in Where clause which is given below:
Operator | Description |
= | Equal |
<> | Not equal to(somtimes it may be written as !=) |
> | Greater than |
< | Less than |
<= | Less than equal to |
>= | Greater than equal to |
and | Both conditions follow |
or | Any one condition follow |
Between | Within a Range |
Here given some example which follow above conditions
In the following examples i have created a new table from the existing database of name school off name studadr as image given belowExample
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is tablemname WHERE locatn = 'central' ; //condition is given
output become
Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn != 'central' ; //not equal to condition is given
output become
Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE aid > = 108 ; //greater than equal to condition is given
output become
Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn ='noida' and state='delhi'; //AND conditions is given
output become
Note:
Both the conditions written on where clause should follow to get the output, if any one fails then no output will be shown.Example
SELECT * //show all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE locatn ='noida' OR state='delhi';; //OR conditions is given
output become
Note:
Any of the conditions written in where clause satisfy to get the output, if all the conditions fails then no output will be shown.Example
SELECT * //shoe all values FROM studadr //studadr is a tablename WHERE aid BETWEEN '101' AND '111' //AND conditions is given
output become
Note:
In the above condition the lower and upper limits also gets count into the output.Previous | Home | Next |