We have already seen an INSERT statement. Here is an example of other types of statements:
The preceding SELECT statement brings up the values from all the columns of all the rows of the table. To limit the amount of returned data, a WHERE clause can be added:
The following screenshot captures three statements:
The first one is an UPDATE statement that changes values in the value column to NEW, but only in the rows where the ...
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