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MySQL Clauses

The document outlines various MySQL clauses, including how to create a table for students and insert records. It provides examples of using the WHERE clause with different conditions, the ORDER BY clause for sorting results, and the GROUP BY clause with aggregate functions. Additionally, it includes the HAVING clause for filtering grouped results based on specific criteria.

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MySQL Clauses

The document outlines various MySQL clauses, including how to create a table for students and insert records. It provides examples of using the WHERE clause with different conditions, the ORDER BY clause for sorting results, and the GROUP BY clause with aggregate functions. Additionally, it includes the HAVING clause for filtering grouped results based on specific criteria.

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MySQL Clauses

Create a Table

1. CREATE TABLE students (

id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY,

first_name VARCHAR(50),

last_name VARCHAR(50),

age INT,

gender VARCHAR(10),

department VARCHAR(50),

gpa DECIMAL(3, 2),

enrollment_date DATE

);
2. Insert 15 Records

INSERT INTO students (first_name, last_name, age, gender, department, gpa, enrollment_date)
VALUES

('Alice', 'Smith', 20, 'Female', 'CS', 3.8, '2023-08-20'),

('Bob', 'Johnson', 21, 'Male', 'CS', 3.6, '2022-07-15'),

('Charlie', 'Brown', 22, 'Male', 'Math', 3.4, '2021-06-12'),

('Diana', 'White', 19, 'Female', 'Physics', 3.9, '2023-09-01'),

('Ella', 'Green', 20, 'Female', 'CS', 3.7, '2023-05-05'),

('Frank', 'Adams', 23, 'Male', 'Math', 3.5, '2021-04-20'),

('Grace', 'Hall', 22, 'Female', 'Physics', 3.8, '2022-03-18'),


('Harry', 'Clark', 21, 'Male', 'Biology', 3.6, '2022-08-10'),

('Ivy', 'Lewis', 20, 'Female', 'CS', 3.7, '2023-01-25'),

('Jack', 'Walker', 19, 'Male', 'Math', 3.2, '2023-02-15'),

('Karen', 'King', 22, 'Female', 'Biology', 3.5, '2021-09-05'),

('Liam', 'Harris', 23, 'Male', 'Physics', 3.4, '2021-10-12'),

('Mia', 'Young', 20, 'Female', 'CS', 3.9, '2023-11-01'),

('Noah', 'Hill', 19, 'Male', 'Math', 3.1, '2023-12-15'),

('Olivia', 'Scott', 21, 'Female', 'Biology', 3.6, '2022-05-23');

3. WHERE Clause

SELECT * FROM students WHERE age > 20;


4. WHERE Clause with AND Condition

SELECT * FROM students WHERE age > 20 AND gpa > 3.5;

5. WHERE Clause with OR Condition

SELECT * FROM students WHERE department = 'CS' OR department = 'Math';

6. WHERE Clause with Combination of AND & OR

SELECT * FROM students WHERE (department = 'CS' OR department = 'Math') AND gpa > 3.5;
7. WHERE Clause with DISTINCT (Single Expression)

SELECT DISTINCT department FROM students WHERE gpa > 3.5;

8. WHERE Clause with DISTINCT (Multiple Expressions)

SELECT DISTINCT department, gender FROM students WHERE gpa > 3.5;

9. ORDER BY Clause

SELECT * FROM students WHERE gpa > 3.5 ORDER BY gpa;


10. ORDER BY Clause with ASC

SELECT * FROM students WHERE gpa > 3.5 ORDER BY gpa ASC;

11. ORDER BY Clause with DESC

SELECT * FROM students WHERE gpa > 3.5 ORDER BY gpa DESC;
12. Using Both ASC and DESC

SELECT * FROM students ORDER BY department ASC, gpa DESC;

13. GROUP BY Clause with COUNT Function

SELECT department, COUNT(*) AS total_students FROM students GROUP BY department;


14. GROUP BY Clause with SUM Function

SELECT department, SUM(gpa) AS total_gpa FROM students GROUP BY department;

15. GROUP BY Clause with MIN Function

SELECT department, MIN(gpa) AS min_gpa FROM students GROUP BY department;

16. GROUP BY Clause with MAX Function


SELECT department, MAX(gpa) AS max_gpa FROM students GROUP BY department;

17. GROUP BY Clause with AVG Function

SELECT department, AVG(gpa) AS avg_gpa FROM students GROUP BY department;

18. HAVING Clause

SELECT department, COUNT(*) AS total_students FROM students GROUP BY department HAVING


total_students > 3;
19. HAVING Clause with SUM Function

SELECT department, SUM(gpa) AS total_gpa FROM students GROUP BY department HAVING


total_gpa > 10;

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