210128, 21:22 about blank Skills Network SQL Cheat Sheet: Intermediate - LIKE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY Command LIKE BETWEEN table_name WHERE colunn_nane Syntax SELECT column, colunn2, ... FROM table_name WHERE columnN LIKE pattern; SELECT column_name(s) FROM BETWEEN valuel AND value2; SELECT colunnt, column2, ... ORDER FROM table_name ORDER BY BY colunnt, colunn2, ... ASC |DESC; SELECT column_name(s) FROM GROUP SNe ce tours colunn_nane(s) SELECT column_name(s) FROM table_nane GROUP BY HAVING conunn_name(s) HAVING condi Author(s) about blank Description LIKE operator is used in a WHERE clause to search for a specified pattern in a column, Two wildcards often used in conjunction with the LIKE operator are percent sign(%) and underscore sign (_), depending upon the SQL engine being used The BETWEEN operator selects values within a given range. The values can be numbers, text, or dates. The BETWEEN operator is inclusive: begin and end values are included. ORDER BY keyword is used to sort the result-set in ascending or descending order. The default is ascending. In case of multiple columns in ORDER BY, the sorting will be done in the sequence of the appearance of the arguments. Group By clause is used in Example SELECT f_name , 1_name FROM employees WHERE address LIKE “xElgin, TL%"j This command will output all entries with Elgin, in the Address. SELECT * FROM enployees WHERE salary BETWEEN e000 AND 80000; This generates all records of employees with salaries between 40000 and 80000. SELECT fname, 1_nane, dep_id FROM enployees ‘ORDER BY dep_id DESC, 1_nane This displays the first name, last name, and department [D of employees, first sorted in descending order of department IDs and then sorted alphabetically as per their last names SELECT dep_id, COUNT(*) FROM employees GROUP BY dep_ids collaboration with the SELECT This returns the department statement to arrange data with identical values into groups HAVING clause is used in conjunction with GRouP By clause in collaboration with the SELECT statement in order to filter the data as per the given IDs and the number of employees in them, grouped by the department IDs SELECT dep_id, COUNT(*) FROM employees GROUP BY dep_id; This returns the department IDs along with the number of condition and then group as per employees in them, grouped by identical values of a specified parameter. the department IDs. 12210128, 21:22 Lakshmi Holla Abhishek Gagneja Changelog Date Version 2023-10-03 1.3 2023-10-01 1.2 2023-05-04 1.1 2021-07-28 1.0 about blank about blank Changed by Change Deseription Steve Hord QA pass with edits Abhishek Gagneja Updated the document Benny Li Formatting changes Lakshmi Holla Initial Version 22