SQL Alias
SQL Alias syntax for tables
SELECT column_name (s) from Table_nameas Alias_name
SQL Alias syntax for columns
SELECT column_name as Alias_namefrom table_name
Alias instance: Using Table name aliases
Let's say we have two tables: "Persons" and "Product_orders", respectively. We assign them the alias "P" and "Po", respectively.
Now we want to list all orders for "John Adams".
We can use the following SELECT statement:
SELECT Po. OrderID, P.lastname, P.firstnamefrom Persons as P, product_orders as Powhere p.lastname= ' Adams ' and p.firstname= ' John '
SELECT statements that do not use aliases:
SELECT Product_orders.orderid, Persons.lastname, Persons.firstnamefrom Persons, Product_orderswhere Persons.LastName = ' Adams ' and persons.firstname= ' John '
As you can see from the two SELECT statements above, aliases make the query program easier to read and write.
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