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PostgreSQL – LIKE Operator

LIKE operator is used in the WHERE clause to filter results by pattern matching. LIKE operator uses 2 wildcard options.

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PostgreSQL – IS NOT NULL

IS NOT NULL condition is used in the WHERE clause to identify records that have a value for the specified

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PostgreSQL – HAVING Clause

‘HAVING’ clause is used to filter results based on aggregate functions. It is used to filter the results that appear

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PostgreSQL – GROUP BY

GROUP BY clause is used in a SELECT statement to group “like” records. You can specify one or more columns

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PostgreSQL – IS NULL

IS NULL condition is used in the WHERE clause to identify records that do not have a value. Syntax: SELECT

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PostgreSQL – IN Operator

An ‘IN’ clause is used to specify 1 or more values in the WHERE clause. Syntax: SELECT * FROM table_name

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PostgreSQL – MIN Function

MIN function is an aggregate function that allows you to get the minimum of values. Example: Consider the employee table

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PostgreSQL – MAX Function

MAX function is an aggregate function that allows you to get the maximum of values. Example: Consider the employee table

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PostgreSQL – AVG (Average) Function

AVG function is an aggregate function that allows you to get the average of values. Example: Consider the employee table

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PostgreSQL – Adding days to Date

In Postgres, you can query today’s date as below: SELECT current_date; To get tomorrow’s date, simply add 1 day to

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