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SQL Cheat Sheet

This document contains a cheatsheet summarizing common SQL statements for selecting data, modifying databases, and creating views. It includes SQL statements for selecting data using conditions, joins, aggregation, and ordering; creating, modifying and deleting tables; and creating, altering, and dropping views. The cheatsheet acts as a quick reference guide for the main clauses and functionality of the SQL language.

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SQL Cheat Sheet

This document contains a cheatsheet summarizing common SQL statements for selecting data, modifying databases, and creating views. It includes SQL statements for selecting data using conditions, joins, aggregation, and ordering; creating, modifying and deleting tables; and creating, altering, and dropping views. The cheatsheet acts as a quick reference guide for the main clauses and functionality of the SQL language.

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SQL CHEET SHEET

SQL SELECT STATEMENTS SQL OPERATORS SQL JOIN STATEMENTS


SELECT * FROM t SELECT * FROM t SELECT * FROM t1
WHERE c1 [NOT] BETWEEN v1 INNER JOIN t2 ON condition
SELECT c1,c2 FROM t
AND v2
SELECT * FROM t
SELECT c1,c2 FROM t
SELECT * FROM t WHERE c1 [NOT ] IN (v1,v2,
WHERE conditions
WHERE c1 [NOT ] IN (v1,v2,…)
SELECT * FROM t1
SELECT c1,c2 FROM t
SELECT* FROM t INNER JOIN t2 ON condition
WHERE conditions
WHERE c1 > v1 AND c1 < v2 WHERE conditions
ORDER BY c1 ASC,c2 DESC
SELECT * FROM t SELECT *
SELECT DISTICT c1,c2
WHERE c1 < v1 OR c1 > v2 FROM t1, t2
FROM t
WHERE conditions
SELECT * FROM t
SELECT c1, aggregate(c2 * c3)
WHERE c1 = v1 SELECT * FROM t1
FROM t
LEFT JOIN t2 ON conditions
GROUP BY c1 SELECT * FROM t
WHERE c1 <> v1 SELECT * FROM t1
SELECT c1, aggregate(c2 * c3)
RIGHT JOIN t2 ON condition
FROM t
GROUP BY c1 SQL TABLE STATEMENTS SELECT * FROM t1
HAVING c1 > v1 CREATE TABLE t( FULL OUTER JOIN t2 ON con
c1 dt1(l1), SELECT * FROM t1 AS at1
SQL UPDATE DATABASE c2 dt2(l2), INNER JOIN t2 AS at2 ON at
... at2.c2
INSERT INTO t (c1,c2…)
)
VALUES (v1,v2…)
DROP TABLE t SQL VIEW STATEMENTS
INSERT INTO t1 (c1,c2…)
SELECT c1,c2… FROM t2 ALTER TABLE t CREATE VIEW vw
WHERE conditions ADD COLUMN c dt(l) AS
SELECT c1,c2
UPDATE t ALTER TABLE t
FROM t
SET c1 = v1, c2 = v2,… DROP COLUMN c
WHERE conditions ALTER VIEW vw
AS
DELETE FROM t SQL VIEW STATEMENTS SELECT c1,c2
WHERE conditions CREATE UNIQUE FROM t
TRUNCATE TABLE t INDEX idx ON t(c1,c2..)
DROP VIEW vw
DROP INDEX t.idx

t:table name, c: column name,vw: view name, v: value,dt: data type,l: data type length, at: table alias,aggregate: aggrea
function,idx: index name

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