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The document discusses different types of operators used in SQL queries: - Comparison operators (e.g. =, <) compare fields and expressions. - Arithmetic operators (e.g. +, -) perform math functions on fields. - Logical operators (e.g. AND, OR, IN) define logical conditions, such as whether fields are within a set of values or between two values. Logical operators also include IS NULL and NOT.

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C1 M3 V5-Slides

The document discusses different types of operators used in SQL queries: - Comparison operators (e.g. =, <) compare fields and expressions. - Arithmetic operators (e.g. +, -) perform math functions on fields. - Logical operators (e.g. AND, OR, IN) define logical conditions, such as whether fields are within a set of values or between two values. Logical operators also include IS NULL and NOT.

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SQL – Operators

Comparison Operators

= < > <= >= <> != !< !>

Arithmetic Operators

+ - * / %

Logical Operators

AND OR IN BETWEEN LIKE

IS NULL NOT
SQL – Comparison Operators
Comparison Operators help define whether a condition between
two fields or functions of fields is true or false
= Equal to
< Less than
> Greater than
<= Less than or equal to
>= Greater than or equal to
<> != Not equal to
!> Not greater than
!< Not less than
WHERE FIELD_A <= FIELD_B

HAVING SUM(FIELD_C) != 100


SQL – Arithmetic Operators
Arithmetic Operators execute common arithmetic functions
+ Addition
- Subtraction
* Multiplication
/ Division
% Modulus (remainder of x/y)

WHERE FIELD_A + FIELD_B = FIELD_C

HAVING SUM(FIELD_D) – 100 > SUM(FIELD_E)/2

WHERE (FIELD_A + FIELD_B) / 10 < 50

SELECT FIELD_A + FIELD_B AS FIELD_N

SELECT GROUP_FIELD, SUM(FIELD_C) - SUM(FIELD_D) AS FIELD_N


SQL – Logical Operators
Logical Operators define specific logical conditions in queries
AND All conditions in a statement are true
OR At least one condition in a statement is true

AND OR

WHERE FIELD_A < 10 AND FIELD_B > 100

HAVING SUM(FIELD_C) = 50 OR MIN(FIELD_D) >= 5


SQL – Logical Operators
Logical Operators define specific logical conditions in queries
IN Whether a field or expression value is in a specific
list of possible values
• Shorthand for a long list of OR conditions

WHERE FIELD_A = 'AAA' OR FIELD_A = 'BBB' OR FIELD_A = 'CCC'

WHERE FIELD_A IN ('AAA', 'BBB', 'CCC')

BETWEEN Whether a field value or expression is between two


other values or expressions
• Shorthand for a compound AND condition

WHERE FIELD_A >= 10 AND FIELD_A <= 100

WHERE FIELD_A BETWEEN 10 AND 100


SQL – Logical Operators
Logical Operators define specific logical conditions in queries
LIKE Returns true if a specific set of characters is present
in a string or text value
• Uses wildcards:
% Any string of zero or more characters
_ Any single character

WHERE FIELD_A LIKE 'abc%'


• True for any string that starts with ‘abc’ regardless of how long that string is

WHERE FIELD_A LIKE 'abc_'


• True only if the string starts with ‘abc’ and is four characters long

WHERE FIELD_A LIKE '%abc%'


• True if ‘abc’ appears anywhere in the string
SQL – Logical Operators
Logical Operators define specific logical conditions in queries
IS NULL Returns true if a value or expression is NULL
WHERE FIELD_A IS NULL

NOT Reverses the logical meaning of other operators


AND OR NOT AND

WHERE NOT (FIELD_A < 10 AND FIELD_B > 100)

WHERE FIELD_A NOT LIKE '%abc%'

WHERE FIELD_A IS NOT NULL


Recap
Comparison Operators
Arithmetic Operators
Logical Operators

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