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| name | region | area | population | gdp |
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| Afghanistan | South Asia | 652225 | 26000000 | |
| Albania | Europe | 28728 | 3200000 | 6656000000 |
| Algeria | Middle East | 2400000 | 32900000 | 75012000000 |
| Andorra | Europe | 468 | 64000 | |
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Einführung in die Arbeit mit der Tabelle der BBC-Länderprofile
Dieses Tutorium stellt SQL als Abfragesprache vor. Die SELECT-Anweisung wird am Beispiel der Tabelle bbc demonstriert:
SELECT population FROM bbc
WHERE name = 'France'
SELECT population FROM bbc
WHERE name = 'Germany'
Pro-Kopf-Einkommen
population/area) jedes Landes mit einer Fläche größer als 5.000.000 km2.gdp/population) für jedes Land mit einer Fläche größer als 5.000.000 km2.SELECT name, population/area FROM bbc
WHERE area > 5000000
SELECT name, gdp/population FROM bbc
WHERE area > 5000000
Klein und reich
Wir verwenden
AND um sicherzustellen, dass nur dann ein Ergebnis geliefert wird, wenn alle (Teil-)Bedingungen wahr sind.name) und Regionen (region) der Länder mit einer Fläche (area) kleiner 2.000 km2 und einem Bruttoinlandsprodukt größer als 5 Milliarden (= 5.000.000.000).SELECT name, region
FROM bbc
WHERE population < 2000000
AND gdp > 5000000000
SELECT name , region
FROM bbc
WHERE area < 2000
AND gdp > 5000000000
Skandinavien
IN können wir prüfen, ob ein Element Bestandteil einer (Werte-)Liste ist. Das Beispiel zeigt Ländernamen (name) und Bevölkerungszahl (population) der Länder Irland('Ireland'), Island ('Iceland') und Dänemark ('Denmark').SELECT name, population FROM bbc
WHERE name IN ('Ireland', 'Iceland',
'Denmark')
SELECT name, population FROM bbc
WHERE name IN ('Denmark', 'Finland',
'Norway', 'Sweden')
Fängt mit G an
LIKE ermöglicht einen Mustervergleich. Das Prozentzeichen ( % ) ist der Platzhalter (Wildcard). Das Beispiel zeigt Länder, deren Namen mit dem Buchstaben D beginnen.SELECT name FROM bbc
WHERE name LIKE 'D%'
SELECT name FROM bbc
WHERE name LIKE 'G%'
Genau die richtige Größe
BETWEEN ermöglicht das Prüfen eines Wertebereiches - einschließlich der Grenzwerte.SELECT name, area FROM bbc
WHERE area BETWEEN 207600 AND 244820
SELECT name, area/1000 FROM bbc
WHERE area BETWEEN 207600 AND 244820
Nun bist du bereit fürs erste Tutorium: SELECT-Anweisungen mit WHERE.
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