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SQL In Statement | Database and Nested Queries
Data Manipulation using SQL
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Data Manipulation using SQL

Data Manipulation using SQL

1. Database and Nested Queries
2. SQL Joining Tables
3. SQL Tasks

SQL In Statement

Nested queries

In SQL, we can put the result of the query inside another query, and use it with operator IN:

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SELECT title FROM songs WHERE album_id IN (SELECT id FROM albums WHERE year > 2000)
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This is a query to find songs that are created in the 21st century. First, the inner query executes with ids of albums after 2000 from table albums. Using these id's, we select such titles from songs, that album_id is among these albums. This query is quite easy and is using for multiple tables: you find some info in table1, that is inaccessible from table2, and use it for query from table2.

But we can also put constant values, here we selected all songs by 'Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas' and 'Pink Floyd':

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SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming IN ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd')
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Now the set ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd') is a constant list of singers, and we are searching ids of these three artists. We can also use NOT IN operator:

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SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming NOT IN ('ABBA', 'Pink Floyd', 'Mushmellow')
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Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

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Everything was clear?

Section 1. Chapter 2
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SQL In Statement

Nested queries

In SQL, we can put the result of the query inside another query, and use it with operator IN:

1234
SELECT title FROM songs WHERE album_id IN (SELECT id FROM albums WHERE year > 2000)
copy

This is a query to find songs that are created in the 21st century. First, the inner query executes with ids of albums after 2000 from table albums. Using these id's, we select such titles from songs, that album_id is among these albums. This query is quite easy and is using for multiple tables: you find some info in table1, that is inaccessible from table2, and use it for query from table2.

But we can also put constant values, here we selected all songs by 'Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas' and 'Pink Floyd':

123
SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming IN ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd')
copy

Now the set ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd') is a constant list of singers, and we are searching ids of these three artists. We can also use NOT IN operator:

123
SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming NOT IN ('ABBA', 'Pink Floyd', 'Mushmellow')
copy

Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Section 1. Chapter 2
toggle bottom row

SQL In Statement

Nested queries

In SQL, we can put the result of the query inside another query, and use it with operator IN:

1234
SELECT title FROM songs WHERE album_id IN (SELECT id FROM albums WHERE year > 2000)
copy

This is a query to find songs that are created in the 21st century. First, the inner query executes with ids of albums after 2000 from table albums. Using these id's, we select such titles from songs, that album_id is among these albums. This query is quite easy and is using for multiple tables: you find some info in table1, that is inaccessible from table2, and use it for query from table2.

But we can also put constant values, here we selected all songs by 'Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas' and 'Pink Floyd':

123
SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming IN ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd')
copy

Now the set ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd') is a constant list of singers, and we are searching ids of these three artists. We can also use NOT IN operator:

123
SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming NOT IN ('ABBA', 'Pink Floyd', 'Mushmellow')
copy

Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Nested queries

In SQL, we can put the result of the query inside another query, and use it with operator IN:

1234
SELECT title FROM songs WHERE album_id IN (SELECT id FROM albums WHERE year > 2000)
copy

This is a query to find songs that are created in the 21st century. First, the inner query executes with ids of albums after 2000 from table albums. Using these id's, we select such titles from songs, that album_id is among these albums. This query is quite easy and is using for multiple tables: you find some info in table1, that is inaccessible from table2, and use it for query from table2.

But we can also put constant values, here we selected all songs by 'Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas' and 'Pink Floyd':

123
SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming IN ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd')
copy

Now the set ('Britney Spears', 'The Mammas & The Pappas', 'Pink Floyd') is a constant list of singers, and we are searching ids of these three artists. We can also use NOT IN operator:

123
SELECT id FROM singers WHERE naming NOT IN ('ABBA', 'Pink Floyd', 'Mushmellow')
copy

Task

Find all the songs' titles (title), where the singer's info contains 'Solo', using nested queries.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Section 1. Chapter 2
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