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SQL Operators

May 15, 2023, 8:52 a.m. under SQL
    • Hi! You should check DISTINCT clause post first.

    In SQL, Operators are special character, symbol or a keyword that is used to perform some specific operations. For example : comparing data

    SQL operators are commonly used with SQL statements to retrieve, filter, and manipulate data.

    Here are some commonly used SQL operators :
    1. Arithmetic operators :
    • Addition   +
• Subtraction   -
• Multiplication   *
• Division   /
• Modulo   %
    2. Comparison Operators :
    • Equal to   =
• Not equal to   <> or !=
• Greater than   >
• Less than   <
• Greater than or equal to   >=
• Less than or equal to   <=
    3. Logical Operators :
    • AND 
• OR 
• NOT
    4. Set Operators :
    • UNION
• UNION ALL
• INTERSECT
• EXCEPT
    5. Pattern Matching Operators :
    • LIKE
• NOT LIKE
• IN
• NOT IN
    6. NULL Operators :
    • IS NULL
• IS NOT NULL
    7. Additional Operators :
    • EXISTS
• NOT EXISTS
• BETWEEN
• NOT BETWEEN
    To enhance your understanding of 'SQL operators', be sure to check out our next tutorial.

    Frequently Asked Questions :

    What is SQL operators?
     

    SQL operators are symbols or keywords used to perform operations like arithmetic, comparison, logical, etc., on data in SQL queries.

    What is SQL name operator?
     

    SQL name operator, often used in conjunction with wildcard characters, searches for specific patterns within data.

    What is any operator in SQL?
     

    "ANY" operator in SQL compares a value to a set of values returned by a subquery, returning TRUE if the value matches any value in the set.

    What is operator in SQL and its types?
     

    In SQL, an operator is a symbol or keyword used to perform operations on data, and its types include arithmetic operators, comparison operators, logical operators, and string operators.
    Thank You! You should check SQL arithmetic operators post next.
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