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SQL Where-interview

Scenario 1: Basic Filtering

From your company's database, you wish to view employees who are precisely 32 years old.


Interview Question

In what ways does SQL's WHERE clause assist?

Answer: 


It uses a specified condition to filter records:
SELECT ID, NAME FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE AGE = 32;


Tips: When filtering, use = for exact matches.


Scenario 2: Filtering on Range
A list of workers making less than ₹20,000 is what you're looking for.


Interview Question

How can a criteria like "less than" be used to filter results?

Answer: 


With WHERE, use the < operator:
SELECT ID, NAME FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE SALARY < 20000;


Tips: Use <, >, <=, >= for conditions involving numbers.

Scenario 3: Filtering with Multiple Conditions
You want workers who make more than ₹15,000 and are older than 25.


Interview Question

How may the WHERE clause be used to apply several conditions?

Answer: 


Utilize AND/OR to merge:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE AGE > 25 AND SALARY > 15000;


Tips: When dealing with complex conditions that contain both AND and OR, use brackets ().