SELECT
This is our table we will use SELECT
on
CREATE TABLE student( student_id INT AUTO_INCREMENT, name VARCHAR(20), major VARCHAR(20), PRIMARY KEY(student_id) ); INSERT INTO student(name,major) VALUES('John','Biology'); INSERT INTO student(name,major) VALUES('Kate','Sociology'); INSERT INTO student(name,major) VALUES('Claire','Chemistry'); INSERT INTO student(name,major) VALUES('Jack','Biology'); INSERT INTO student(name,major) VALUES('Mike','Computer Science'); SELECT * FROM student;
We already have used
SELECT *
FROM student;
Which selects all the columns and rows from a table
Specify specific columns by placing their names after
SELECT
, Seperate them with commas
SELECT name , major
FROM student;
You can prepend the columns with the specific table, (** this will come in handy when working with multiple tables)
SELECT student.name, student.major from student;