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Selecting Everything

 

If we want to select all the columns and rows from a table, we write

 

SELECT * FROM table_name;

 

For instance, as we saw in the previous chapter, to select all data from the employees table, we write

 

SELECT * FROM employees;

 

In the statement above, we did not add a WHERE clause. Without the WHERE clause, MySQL gives us all the rows in the table.

 

In addition, we used the * symbol to indicate that we want to select all columns from the employees table.

 

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Jamie Chan is a tutor and freelance programmer with years of experience and a dedicated passion for sharing the joy of programming with as many people as possible. With seven bestselling programming books on Amazon, Jamie's publications stand out for their ability to break down complex concepts into simple terms. Additionally, each book includes complete projects at the end, enabling hands-on learning and a deep understanding of the concepts presented.
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