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by Selecting, This Shows All The Fields and Records in Table

1. This document provides examples of SQL queries that select, filter, order, group, and perform other operations on data in database tables. The examples demonstrate functions like selecting all or specific fields, filtering by conditions, sorting results, aggregating values, joining tables, and more.

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by Selecting, This Shows All The Fields and Records in Table

1. This document provides examples of SQL queries that select, filter, order, group, and perform other operations on data in database tables. The examples demonstrate functions like selecting all or specific fields, filtering by conditions, sorting results, aggregating values, joining tables, and more.

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SQL

1. By selecting *, this shows all the fields and records in table

2. This displays only the selected columns of the table


3. This is showing all the countries’ name just once or displaying all the different entries

4.This is showing the number of all the countries listed


5. This is showing all the records related to mexico

6. This is showing that record with customer id 1 (unique)


7. This is displaying records that have country selected: Germany AND city selected: Berlin

For this, both the conditions should be met

8. This is displaying records that have city selected: München OR city selected: Berlin

For this, any of the condition should be met


9. This is selecting all the records except for that one in which the country is Germany

10.This is a combination of AND and OR

The country selected should be Germany AND

Either the city is Berlin or it can be München


11. This is listing the records in a way that the countries’ name is in alphabetical order (A to Z)

12. This is listing the records in a way that the countries’ name is in descending alphabetical order (Z to
A)
13. This is displaying records first ascending in country then next ascending in customer name

14. By inserting this, it just added another row in our database only in certain columns with these values
15. This inserts and fills up a complete row in all the columns

16. This is displaying the certain selected columns where the address value is empty
17. This is displaying the certain selected columns where the address value is not empty

18. This is changing/updating the values in the previous record where the customer id is 1
19. This is updating the entire database, changing every contact name

20. This deletes all the customer entries


21. This deletes that entry where the name is alfreds

22. This selects the top 3 entries according to customer id


23. This is showing the all the top rows ; top half of the entire database

24. This is showing top 3 values of the condition that country is germany
25. This is displaying the entry that has the smallest price in the database

26. This is displaying the entry that has the highest price in the database
27. This displays how many records are in the database

28. This sums up and averages up the price column


29. This adds up all the values from quantity column

30. List entries in which the customer name starts with a


31. List entries in which the customer name ends with a

32. This will find all values that have ‘or’ in any position of the customer name
33. This will find all values that have ‘r’ in second position of the customer name

34. In this the contact name should start with a and end with o
35. This selects all the rows in which the customer name does not start with a

36. This selects all the rows in which the city name starts with ‘ber’
37. displays the entries where city ends in ‘ondon’

38. displays the entries where city starts with b, s or p


39. displays all the entries except in where the city starts with b, s or p

40. This acts like a OR statement so this one shows all entries in which country is germany or France or
uk. We can select multiple or choices
41 . This acts like an opposite of OR statement so this one shows all entries except in which country is
germany or France or uk.

42. This is giving a price range to the price column that it should be from 10 to 20
43. This is excluding the range 10 to 20 from the price column

44. This changes the field name to the one mentioned


45. This is showing fields between two tables. Orders and Customers. It is displaying two fields

And matching customer ids which are present in both table.

46. This is combining two fields of two tables and displaying them in ascending order only once

So it shows all different values


47. This is combining two fields of two tables and displaying them in ascending order

So it shows all values with repetition

48.

This is grouping all the customers and summing up them according to the country
49. This is combined grouping and having

Same as grouping but it will only display is the count is above 5

50. This tests for existence of the records where all the conditions are met

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