How do you construct the SELECT query?
In SQL, you use the SELECT command to query a database. The basic form of the SQL SELECT command is SELECT-FROM-WHERE. After you type the word SELECT, you list the columns that you want to include in the query results. This portion of the command is called the SELECT clause. Next, you type the word FROM followed by the name of the table that contains the data you need to query. This portion of the command is called the FROM clause. Finally, after the word WHERE, you list any conditions (restrictions) that apply to the data you want to retrieve. This optional portion of the command is called the WHERE clause.
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