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SQL WHERE: Main Tips
- The WHERE clause is applied to sort just those records that correspond the condition.
- It is applied in SELECT, UPDATE, DELETE statements.
SQL WHERE Syntax
 Example    
SELECT column1, column2, ...
FROM table_name
WHERE condition; 
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WHERE Clause Operators
| Operator | Description | 
|---|---|
| = | Equal | 
| <> or != | Not equal | 
| > | Greater than | 
| < | Less than | 
| >= | Equal or greater than | 
| <= | Equal or Less than | 
| BETWEEN | Between a certain range | 
| LIKE | Search for a specific pattern | 
| IN | To define multiple possible column values | 
Demo Database
This is a demo database used for examples of this post:
| ID | Name | City | Country | 
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tom Kurkutis | New York | USA | 
| 2 | Ana Fernandez | London | UK | 
| 3 | Antonio Indigo | Paris | France | 
| 4 | Aarav Kaelin | Delhi | India | 
| 5 | Andrew Tumota | Miami | USA | 
| 6 | Basma Zlata | Miami | USA | 
Examples for Using SQL WHERE
The following example selects all the developers from the country 'France' in the Developers table:
This example shows that numeric fields do not require quotes:
 
  
  
  
                