SQL Select Command
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SQL Select Command
Select command is used to retrieved the data from the existing table in the database.
- Using Select command you can retrieve all the records from the table in the database.
- Using Select command you can retrieve specific records from the table "using where clause"
Syntax
select * from table_name;
Note: In the above syntax * represent all columns.
Example
select * from Employee;
Employee table
Using this table i will show you how to select employee record whose salary is greater than 30000.
emp_id | name | salary |
---|---|---|
101 | Amit | 24000 |
102 | Gaurav | 26000 |
103 | Hitesh | 35000 |
104 | Rahul | 34000 |
103 | Sultan | 54000 |
Example
SELECT emp_id, name FROM Employee
Result after using Select Command
emp_id | name |
---|---|
101 | Amit |
102 | Gaurav |
103 | Hitesh |
104 | Rahul |
103 | Sultan |
Select command with where clause
When you need to select some specific record from table you can use where clause with select command, in below example i will select those employee records who have more than 30000 salary.
Example
SELECT * from Employee WHERE salary>30000;
Result after using Execute above query.
emp_id | name | salary |
---|---|---|
105 | Hitesh | 35000 |
102 | Rahul | 34000 |
103 | Sultan | 54000 |
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