Explain the use of the WHERE clause.

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Explain the use of the WHERE clause...

Answer / tharanath.n

you can restrict the rows returned from query by using the
where clause,a where clause contain a condition that must
be met, and it directly follows the from clause. if the
condition is true, the row meeting the condition is returned

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Explain the use of the WHERE clause...

Answer / s

The WHERE clause only retrieves the rows based on the
predicate coded in the SQL.

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