September 2007
Intermediate to advanced
600 pages
20h 21m
English
So far, your queries have retrieved all the rows in the table. You also can use the SELECT statement to retrieve only data that matches specific search criteria. To do so, you must use the WHERE clause and provide a restricting condition. If a WHERE clause is present, when the SQL SELECT statement is processed, every row is evaluated against the condition. Only rows that pass the restriction are selected.
If you use a WHERE clause, it must appear after the table name. If you use both the ORDER BY and WHERE clauses, the WHERE clause must appear after the table name but before the ORDER BY clause.
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