MySQL AND
The AND operator is used to combine two or more conditions in a SQL query. It returns records where all the specified conditions are true.
Example with Tamil Kings
1. Using AND with Multiple Conditions
SELECT * FROM tamil_kings_auto_increment
WHERE reign_period = '985–1014 CE' AND king_name = 'Raja Raja Chola';
Code Explanation: This query selects records from the tamil_kings_auto_increment table where the reign_period is '985–1014 CE' and the king_name is 'Raja Raja Chola'. Both conditions must be true for the record to be selected.
Best Practices
- Use
ANDwhen multiple conditions must all be true. - Ensure proper indexing on columns used in the conditions to optimize query performance.
Key Takeaways
- The
ANDoperator returns records that satisfy all specified conditions. - It is commonly used in
WHEREclauses to filter data effectively.