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To query products whose standard costs are not between 500 and 600, you add the
NOT operator to the above query as follows:Answer
| SELECT product_name, standard_cost FROM products WHERE standard_cost NOT BETWEEN 500 AND 600 ORDER BY product_name; |
The following illustrates the result:
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To query products whose standard costs are not between 500 and 600, you add the
NOT operator to the above query as follows:Answer
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To query products whose standard costs are not between 500 and 600, you add the
NOT operator to the above query as follows:Answer
| SELECT product_name, standard_cost FROM products WHERE standard_cost NOT BETWEEN 500 AND 600 ORDER BY product_name; |
The following illustrates the result:
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Oracle BETWEEN: Select Rows Whose Values are in a Range
In this example, we compared the values in the standard cost ( standard_cost) column with a range from 500 to 600. The query returned only products whose standard costs are between that range: <span>To query products whose standard costs are not between 500 and 600, you add the NOT operator to the above query as follows: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SELECT product_name, standard_cost FROM products WHERE standard_cost NOT BETWEEN 500 AND 600 ORDER BY product_name; The following illustrates the result: B) Oracle BETWEEN dates example Let’s use the orders table in the sample database for the demonstration: The following statement returns the orders placed by customers between December
Oracle BETWEEN: Select Rows Whose Values are in a Range
In this example, we compared the values in the standard cost ( standard_cost) column with a range from 500 to 600. The query returned only products whose standard costs are between that range: <span>To query products whose standard costs are not between 500 and 600, you add the NOT operator to the above query as follows: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SELECT product_name, standard_cost FROM products WHERE standard_cost NOT BETWEEN 500 AND 600 ORDER BY product_name; The following illustrates the result: B) Oracle BETWEEN dates example Let’s use the orders table in the sample database for the demonstration: The following statement returns the orders placed by customers between December
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