1. SQL Definition: Structured Query Language An industry-standard language for creating, updating and, querying relational database management systems.relational database management systems SQL was developed by IBM in the 1970s for use in System R. It is the de facto standard as well as being an ISO and ANSI standard. It is often embedded in general purpose programming languages.IBMSystem Rde facto standardISOANSI standard

6. The SELECT statement To use the SELECT command: SELECT [column], [column],.., [column] FROM [table] where column = fieldnames. Columns should be separated by commas. You may choose to display only the columns you wish to see.

8. Classwork Using the SELECT statement: 1. Write a select statement to select only the FirstName and LastName of all records in the EmployeeAddressTable. 2. Write a select statement to display every field from all the records in the EmployeeAddressTable.

11. WHERE

14. The SELECT statement To use the SELECT command: SELECT [column], [column],.., [column] FROM [table] WHERE [condition]

15. Classwork Using the SELECT statement: 3. Write a select statement to every field of all records in the EmployeeAddressTable where the LastName is ‘Smith’. 4. Write a select statement to LastName of all the records in the EmployeeAddressTable that live in (State) ‘Ohio’.

16. AND

17. OR

18. AND/OR

19. AND Before OR

20. Using parenthesis to group conditions

21. Classwork Using the SELECT statement: 5. Write a select statement to every field of all records in the EmployeeStatisticsTable where the Salary is greater than 50000 and Benefits are less than or equal to 20000. 6. Write a select statement to LastName of all the records in the EmployeeStatisticsTable that are ‘Staff’ and make at least 50000, or are a ‘Manager’.

22. IN and BETWEEN

23. NOT

24. LIKE

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