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Syntax and examples for deleting records in a table
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Thursday, 16 July 2009
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To delete a record we serve the DELETE statement. In this case we need to
specify whom or what records you want to delete. It is therefore necessary to
establish a selection process carried out by the WHERE clause.
How to select will be detailed in subsequent chapters. For now we are happy to
show what kind of syntax used for these deletions:
Where conditions_of_selection DELETE FROM tbl_name
If we for example delete all records of the clients that we would be called
Perico as follows:
Delete from clients where name = 'Perico'
Be careful with this command because if you do not specify a condition Where,
what we are doing is to remove the table:
DELETE FROM customers
IF YOU WANT TO DELETE unequivocally CAN GO TO VARIOUS FIELDS AS A CONDITION
OF TABLES:: EJ.
DELETE FROM TABLE
WHERE NAME = "RAMON"
AND NAME = "PERE"
If you have a table items eg:
Articulos
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code
price
Description
to erase any record would have to
DELETE FROM items WHERE code = 1
In this example the first article erased if the first one recorded ah correspond to the code number 1, if it has not erased the code with the value 1 is the position within the table with papers
can also be deleted according to the other fields, eg
DELETE FROM items WHERE price = 5
Here delete all items that cost 5 pesos
or even
DELETE FROM items WHERE description = "Coca Cola"
Here delete the article entitled coca cola
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 16 July 2009 )
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