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The following examples illustrate the select-statement query. Example 1: Select all columns and rows from the EMPLOYEE table. SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE. Example 2: Select the project name (PROJNAME), start date (PRSTDATE), and end date (PRENDATE) from the PROJECT table.
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Retrieve, insert, update, or delete data in tables by using SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and MERGE statements. These statements are formally categorized as SQL data statements, and sometimes informally as Data Manipulation Language (DML) statements.
Db2 Tutorial is a website that offers a comprehensive guide to IBM Db2 database, including how to create, query, and manage data using SQL statements. You can learn Db2 basics, views, triggers, indexes, functions, and more with hands-on activities and exercises.
Examples can help you understand how to retrieve data by issuing SELECT statements. Example 1: Select all the rows from DSN8C10.EMP. SELECT * FROM DSN8C10.EMP; Example 2: Select all the rows from DSN8C10.EMP, arranging the result table in chronological order by date of hiring. SELECT * FROM DSN8C10.EMP ORDER BY HIREDATE;
This chapter contains a basic introduction to Db2 SQL. It also has numerous examples illustrating how to use this language to answer particular business problems. However, it is not meant to be a definitive guide to the language.
Learn how to query, sort, filter, join, group, and modify data in Db2 database using SQL statements. See examples of SELECT, ORDER BY, WHERE, INNER JOIN, GROUP BY, and more.
Project in GitHub: https://github.com/rodneykrick/db2-sql-cookbook The PDF version can be found here: http://db2-sql-cookbook.org/pdf/Db2_SQL_Cookbook.pdf. This version of the book is intended to be a community effort to help people learn SQL.
