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Oracle 3

The document provides an overview of SQL delete commands, including syntax and examples for deleting records from database tables. It also covers logical operators (AND, OR, NOT), the IN operator, the BETWEEN operator, and pattern matching operators (like % and _), with various query examples for each. Additionally, it includes interview queries related to employee promotions and terminations.
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Oracle 3

The document provides an overview of SQL delete commands, including syntax and examples for deleting records from database tables. It also covers logical operators (AND, OR, NOT), the IN operator, the BETWEEN operator, and pattern matching operators (like % and _), with various query examples for each. Additionally, it includes interview queries related to employee promotions and terminations.
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Delete command

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A delete command is used to delete the records from the database table.

syntax:
delete from <table_name> where condition;

ex:
delete from student where sno=106;

delete from student where sname='RAMULU'; // no rows deleted

delete from student where sname='ramulu';

delete from student where sname is null;

Note:
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All DML commands are temperory.

If we won't use where clause then all rows will be deleted.


ex:
delete from student; // all rows deleted
delete from emp;
delete from dept;

Interview Queries
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Q)Write a query to promote Lisa from Clerk to Salesman?

update emp set job='Salesman' where ename='Lisa';

Q)Write a query to terminate the employees those who are working in 30 department?

delete from emp where deptno=30;

Logical Operators
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Logical operators are used to declare more then one condition in a query.

We have three logical operators.

1)AND

2)OR

3)NOT

1)AND
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It select the records from the database table only if all conditions are true.

In logical AND operator , all conditions must be from same row.

ex:
select * from student where sno=101 AND sname='raja';

select * from student where sno=101 AND sname='ravi'; // no rows selected

select * from student where sname='raja' and sadd='hyd';

2) OR
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It select the records from the database table if and only if one conditions is
true.

In logical OR operator, condition can be from any row.

ex:

select * from student where sno=101 OR sname='raja'; // 1 record

select * from student where sno=101 OR sname='ravi'; // 2 records

3)NOT
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It is used to select the records except the condition.

A '<>' is denoted as not operator.

ex:
select * from student where NOT sno=101;

select * from student where sno<>101;

select * from student where sname<>'ramana';

select * from student where sname<>'ramana' AND sno=101;

Interview Queries
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Q)Write a query to display employees information whose employee id
is 201,202 and 203?

select * from emp where eid=201 OR eid=202 OR eid=203;

Q)Write a query to display employee information whose employee id is 201 and


working as a clerk?

select * from emp where eid=201 AND job='Clerk';

Q)Write a query to display all the employee information whose salary is greater
then 15000 AND less then 30000?

select * from emp where esal>15000 AND esal<30000;

Q)Write a query to display all the employees information those who are not working
in 10 department?

select * from emp where deptno <> 10;

IN operator
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IN operator is a replacement of OR operator.

IN operator will return the records those who are matching in the list.

ex:
select * from student where sno IN(101,102,103,104);

select * from student where sname IN('raja','ravi','jose','ramana');

select * from emp where deptno IN (10,20,30);

Between Operator
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It is used to return the records those who are in the range of values.

A between operator will take the support of AND operator.

In between operator first we need to declare lower limit then higher limit.

ex:
select * from student where sno between 101 and 103;

select * from student where sno between 103 and 101; // no rows selected

select * from emp where deptno between 10 and 30;

select * from emp where esal between 15000 and 30000;

Pattern Matching operators


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Pattern matching operators are used to select the letters from database table.

Pattern matching operators will take the support like keyword.

We have two types of pattern matching operators.

1)Percentage (%)

2)Underscore (_)

1)Percentage (%)
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Q)Write a query to display employees information whose employee name starts with
'J' letter?

select * from emp where ename like 'J%';

Q)Write a query to display employees information whose employee name ends with
'n' letter?

select * from emp where ename like '%n';

Q)Write a query to display employees information whose employee name middle letter
is 'l' letter?

select * from emp where ename like '%l%';

2) Undescore (_)
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Q)Write a query to select employee information whose employee name having second
letter as 'e' letter?

select * from emp where ename like '_e%';

Q)Write a query to select employee information whose employee name having second
last letter as 's' letter?

select * from emp where ename like '%s_';

Q)Write a query to select employee information whose employee name having third
letter as 'l' letter?

select * from emp where ename like '__l%';

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