SELECT COUNT
In SQL Count( ) is an aggregate function that counts the number of rows available in a table or the number of rows that match condition criteria.
Syntax:
SELECT COUNT(coumn_name) FROM <TABLE_NAME>
WHERE <CONDITION>;
- COUNT(column_name): This part specifies the column that you want to count.
- FROM <TABLE_NAME>: This part specifies the table from which you want to retrieve the column data.
- WHERE <CONDITION>: This part is optional but if you want to apply filter data then you use this. This part applies the condition while retrieving the data.
SQL SELECT COUNT()
In the world of SQL(Structured Query Language), the ‘SELECT’ statement is a fundamental and powerful tool that allows you to retrieve and manipulate data stored in a database. In this article, we see what is SELECT in SQL, how the Count function works with the select command, the different arguments of the Select statement, the syntax of the Select statement with the Count function, and the examples on different conditions.
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