The SQL Arithmetic Operators are used to perform arithmetic operations, such as Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division on given Data. This article shows how to use the SQL Server Arithmetic Operators to perform arithmetic operations on simple variables and table columns. SQL Arithmetic Operators Example Before we get into the example, the following table shows … Read more
The SQL Server Comparison Operators will be very useful for comparing the Column values with the valid Expression. The following table shows the list of available comparison operators in SQL Server, and equal to is the most commonly used one. SQL Comparison Operators Description = Equal to > Greater than < Less than >= Greater … Read more
The SQL BETWEEN Operator displays the records (or rows) whose values are between the given values. It allows specifying the lower and upper boundary of a range. The SQL Server BETWEEN Operator checks whether the column value is within this range (lower and upper boundary), and if it is, include the row in the result … Read more
The SQL Server IN Operator helps restrict the number of rows (or records) the SELECT Statement returns. The SQL IN Operator allows multiple values and checks the given expression or Column name against these values. The SELECT Statement will return the records if there is a match between the row and values. It avoids all … Read more
The SQL Server LIKE Operator extracts the records whose values match the specified pattern. The Wildcard should use along with the SQL LIKE operator. For example, If you forgot the Spelling of a Company or Product, you can use the operator and wildcard to retrieve the required information. Here Wildcards will be helpful to replace … Read more
In SQL Server, The Logical Operators such as AND & OR will be used in the WHERE Clause to apply more filters on the records returned by the SELECT Statement. SQL AND, OR Operators Example: We want to order shoes on the Amazon website. When we type shoes in the search bar, it will show … Read more
