6 Essential SQL Clause Every Developer Must Master for Powerful Queries

SQL clauses are the basics of SQL queries that determine the operations to be executed on the database

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Every clause performs a unique task and, in combination, enables you to find, filter, order, change, or group the data in different modes

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The WHERE clause limits records to those that satisfy a particular condition.

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The ORDER BY clause is a technical detail, used to sort the result set which may be displayed in a certain order

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GROUP BY is an important clause that allows you to group data rows if they have the same value in a specified column

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