Ashish Kumar Mehta
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The WHERE Clause is used to fetch records from a table which meets the condition mentioned in the WHERE Clause.
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WHERE Clause Syntax
Use <DatabaseName>
GO
SELECT column1, column2
FROM schema.table
WHERE <condition>
GOWHERE Clause is also used in UPDATE and DELETE Statement.
How to Use WHERE Clause in SELECT Statement to Retrieve Results which meets a condition
Use AdventureWorks2016
GO
SELECT
FirstName
, LastName
FROM Person.Person
WHERE LastName = 'Williams'
GO
In WHERE Clause supports below mentioned OPERATORS
| Operator Description | Operator Symbol |
| Equal | = |
| Less Than | < |
| Greater Than | > |
| Less Than or Equal | <= |
| Greater Than or Equal | >= |
| Not Equal | <> |
| To search for a specific pattern | LIKE |
| To find data within a certain range | BETWEEN |
| Used to Specify Multiple values | IN |
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