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Databases SQL Basics Finding the Data You Want Finding the Data You Want Review

Miguel Nunez
Miguel Nunez
3,266 Points
Posted by Miguel Nunez
Miguel Nunez
3,266 Points

If I wanted to return rows that match both conditions, which keyword would I use?

SELECT <columns> FROM <table> WHERE <condition 1> <condition 2>;

4 Answers

Charlie Harcourt
Charlie Harcourt
8,046 Points
Charlie Harcourt
Charlie Harcourt
8,046 Points

The correct answer is "OR"

:)

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,644 Points

:point_right: Put "AND" (without the quotes) between the two conditions.

Then you will see "Well done! That's the correct answer."

This was discussed in Filtering on More than One Condition.

Miguel Nunez
Miguel Nunez
3,266 Points
Miguel Nunez
Miguel Nunez
3,266 Points

I did but it said its wrong still I put it with quotes and with out quotes i'm lost now again.

Terri Valentine
Terri Valentine
23,034 Points
Terri Valentine
Terri Valentine
23,034 Points

The correct answer is or without any quotation marks.