In this tutorial post, we are going to discussing SQL SELECT statement in oracle data base.
Consider we have EMPLOYEE demo table which is using for the executing SELECT command.
EMP_ID | EMP_NAME | EMP_DESIGNATION | EMP_GENDER | EMP_QUALIFICATION | EMP_LOCATION |
100 | Narayanaswamy | Sr.Software Engineer | Male | MCA | Chennai |
101 | Kumar | Quality Analyst | Male | B.Tech | Chennai |
102 | Ramesh | Database Administration | Male | B.Tech | Chennai |
SQL Select Statement
The SELECT statement is used to select / retrieve data from a database.
Selected / retrieved data we can say result-set or result table.
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Show all details i.e. all columns and all rows from employee table
Syntax:
SELECT * FROM <Table-Name>;
Query:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;
It will return all columns result set data from the table as below.
EMP_ID | EMP_NAME | EMP_DESIGNATION | EMP_GENDER | EMP_QUALIFICATION | EMP_LOCATION |
100 | Narayanaswamy | Sr.Software Engineer | Male | MCA | Chennai |
101 | Kumar | Quality Analyst | Male | B.Tech | Chennai |
102 | Ramesh | Database Administration | Male | B.Tech | Chennai |
Filtering Table Data
The ways of filtering table data are:
- Selected columns and all rows.
- Selected rows and all columns.
- Selected columns and selected rows.
Selected columns and all rows
Syntax
SELECT <Column-Name 1>,<Column-Name 2> FROM <Table-Name>;
Query
SELECT EMP_ID,EMP_NAME FROM EMPLOYEE;
It will return EMP_ID and EMP_NAME result set data from the table.
EMP_ID | EMP_NAME |
100 | Narayanaswamy |
101 | Kumar |
102 | Ramesh |
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