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in this video weamp;#39;re gonna cover five basic select statement queries in SQL alright so here I am in PG admin 4 and Iamp;#39;m gonna go to the Northwind database if you donamp;#39;t have this database added to your system I have a video down below show you how to add it or you can use whatever database you want to use so Iamp;#39;m just gonna use it pop it open real quick I want to go to my schemas and then Iamp;#39;m looking at my tables that way I have that loaded up so I can see what Iamp;#39;m pulling from alternatively I could load up the erd or entity relationship diagram where it shows you all the tables and the columns and those tables and how theyamp;#39;re connected but Iamp;#39;ll just leave it at this for now alright now we want to go ahead and load up the query tool so click this button here and now we can enter our queries so the first query I want to do is select all from letamp;#39;s go with the employees table here so Iamp;#39;ll type in select and usual

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Putting it all together, when you use SELECT INTO with WHERE 1=2 , you are essentially creating an empty table that has the same structure as the source table but doesnt contain any data. Its a quick way to clone the structure of a table without copying any records.
In Static SQL When adding in conditions to a query that already has WHERE 1=1, all conditions thereafter will contain AND, so its easier when commenting out conditions on experimental queries.
As previously stated, 1=1 (or anything that evaluates true using constants) allows someone to write a dynamic sql statement (through another language like c#) without having to first check if there is another ON or WHERE statement. You would then always append AND .
In SQL, the WHERE clause is used to filter records based on a specific condition. When you use 1=1 as the condition, it essentially means where true . Since the equality condition 1=1 is always true, the WHERE clause does not filter out any records.
SQLs from clause selects and joins your tables and is the first executed part of a query. This means that in queries with joins, the join is the first thing to happen.
The condition 1=0 can be used to stop the query from returning any rows. It returns empty set. The syntax is as follows: SELECT *FROM yourTableName WHERE 1=0; To understand the above syntax,let us create a table.
GROUP BY and ORDER BY Explained The purpose of the ORDER BY clause is to sort the query result by one or more columns. Meanwhile, the GROUP BY clause is used to arrange data into groups with the help of aggregate functions such as COUNT(), AVG, MIN() and MAX().

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