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about comparison operators, LIKE operator Can anybody ttell me the query for the question below, plz?
(a) Output the names of students and their addresses for those students who are living in Hunghom.
thx a lot~~~
(a) Output the names of students and their addresses for those students who are living in Hunghom.
thx a lot~~~
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The details depend on how you've set up your table, but something like this:
Or if you need to pick Hunghorn from the address itself:
select name, address from MyTable where city = 'Hunghorn'
select name, address from MyTable where address like '%Hunghorn%'
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