Beginning SQL
Beginning SQL Beginning SQL
The BETWEEN operator functions exactly the same way, except it’s shorter — it saves on typing and also makes the SQL more readable. The following SQL uses the BETWEEN operator to select films with a rating between 3 and 5: SELECT FilmName, Rating FROM Films WHERE Rating BETWEEN 3 AND 5 If you use the BETWEEN operator, you see that it provides exactly the same results as the “greater than or equal to” (>=) and “less than or equal to” (
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The BETWEEN operator functions exactly the same way, except it’s shorter — it saves on typing and also<br />
makes the <strong>SQL</strong> more readable. The following <strong>SQL</strong> uses the BETWEEN operator to select films with a rating<br />
between 3 and 5:<br />
SELECT FilmName, Rating<br />
FROM Films<br />
WHERE Rating BETWEEN 3 AND 5<br />
If you use the BETWEEN operator, you see that it provides exactly the same results as the “greater than or<br />
equal to” (>=) and “less than or equal to” (
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