A GUIDE TO SQL
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Simple condition form:
- Simple condition is the condition which is occurs in preceding “WHERE” clause.
- User can form a simple condition using “column name, comparison operator, another column name or a value.
- The following comparison operators are used in the SQL.
- Operator “=” implies “equal to”.
- Operator “<” implies “less than”.
- Operator “>” implies “greater than”.
- Operator “<=” implies “less than or equal”.
- Operator “>=” implies “greater than or equal”...
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