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SQL < select name ,sal from Emp where name like m%;
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SQL < select name , job from Emp where sal < = 25000 or job = sales ;
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SQL < select name , job from Emp where sal < = 25000 or job = 'sales' ;
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SQL < select * from Emp where sal between 1000 and 2000
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SQL> select * from emp where job is not in (it_prog , manage);
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SQL < select * where sal between 1000 and 2000 ;
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BETWEEN can be used to refer to a range of values.
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SQL < select * from Emp where sal 1000 and 2000 ;
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SQL < select * from Emp where sal between 1000 and 2000 ;
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SQL < select name ,sal from Emp where name like 'm%';
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SQL < select name , job from Emp where sal>= 25000 or job =sales ;
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(IN) Display rows based on a list of values
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SQL < select name , sal from Emp name like '-a%' ;
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SQL < select name , job , sal from emp where job = 'sales' and sal >1500;
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SQL < select name , job , sal from emp where (job='sales' or job = 'clerk') and sal < 1700 ;
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SQL < select name , sal + 300 from emp
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DDL is SQL commands allows the creating , alteration , and dropping of object from the database.
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Definition of DML is SQL commands allow the inserting , updating , and deletion of objects from the database.
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A null is not the same as zero or a blank space .
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The ORDER BY clause comes last in the SELECT statement
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(And) Returns TRUE if either component condition is true
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[ SELECT DISTINCT JOB FROM EMP;]display all jobs with duplicate
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[ SELECT * FROM EMP;] Display all employee data
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(%) denotes
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means not equal