Linux SQL statement concise tutorial --- BETWEEN, concise tutorial ---
INThis command allows us to capture the values in the database according to the limit of one or more non-consecutive (discrete) values.BETWEENSo that we can use a range to capture values in the database.BETWEENThe syntax of this clause is as follows:
SELECT "column name"
FROM "table name"
WHERE "column name" between' value: 'and' value: 2 ';
This will include every piece of information between value 1 and value 2.
For exampleStore_InformationFind all the information in January 6, 1999, and January 10,199,
Store_InformationTable
Store_Name |
Sales |
Txn_Date |
Los Angeles |
1500 |
05-Jan 1999 |
San Diego |
250 |
07-Jan-1999 |
San Francisco |
300 |
08-Jan 1999 |
Boston |
700 |
08-Jan 1999 |
Let's get,
SELECT *
FROM Store_Information
WHERE Txn_Date BETWEEN 'Jan-06-1999 'AND 'Jan-10-1999 ';
Note: in different databases, the date storage method may be different. Here we chose one of the storage methods.
Result:
Store_Name |
Sales |
Txn_Date |
San Diego |
250 |
07-Jan-1999 |
San Francisco |
300 |
08-Jan 1999 |
Boston |
700 |
08-Jan 1999 |
The test results for Linux are as follows:
Reprinted by Liu