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Pictures from 2012 SQLSaturday #119
Held at DeVry University - Addison Campus
Chicago Suburban chapter of the Professional Association of Sql Server (PASS)
SQLSaturday is a training event for SQL Server professionals and those wanting to learn about SQL Server. This event will be held May 19, 2012 at DeVry University - Addison Campus, 1221 North Swift Road, Addison, IL 60101-6106.
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SQL Saturday #119 Website
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Picture taken by Michael Kappel at Chicago SQL Saturday 119 in Addison IL
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Here’s the clean SQL query 👇
SELECT employee_id,
employee_name,
department_id
FROM employees
WHERE department_id IN (
SELECT department_id
FROM departments
WHERE location = 'HYDERABAD'
);
🎯 Explanation:
The subquery executes first and returns a list of department_ids
The outer query filters employees whose department_id matches that list
The subquery is non-correlated (it does not depend on the outer query)
IN is used when the subquery returns multiple values
Clean and easy to read — very common in interviews
✅ Perfect for:
✔️ SQL Interviews
✔️ Backend Developers
✔️ Java + Spring Boot Learners
✔️ Data Analysts
✔️ Reporting & Business Queries
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What is a Select Statement for SQL?
SELECT statement for SQL, sometimes referred to as a Query, allows you to retrieve the records you want from the database so that you can manipulate or analyze them further. In this article, we’ll cover how to write a SELECT statement in SQL and look at some examples of how they are used. When writing your own SELECT statement for SQL, it’s important to consider two factors as mentioned below:
- the source (where you are pulling your data from) and
- the columns (which data fields you want).
These can both be changed using clauses in your statement.
What is Select Query
A select query is used to get data from a database. In simple terms, we use it when we need some information from our tables, for example, if we want to view all records of employees who were hired after December 2016 or if we want to see customers who have made more than 10 orders last year. In addition, using Select Query will help us when we need only specific columns from SQL table.
For example, let’s say that we have an Orders table with five columns: OrderDate, CustomerID, EmployeeID, ProductID, and Quantity. Now let’s assume that we only want to display records where EmployeeID = 2; thanks to Select Query we will be able to do just that without displaying other four fields.
SELECT * FROM Table
This is used to retrieve all of your data from your database. If you want to only get certain columns you would put SELECT columnname1, columnname2, etc.