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Databases SQL Basics Finding the Data You Want Finding the Data You Want Review

Posted by Mohammad Aslam
Mohammad Aslam
6,053 Points

Can someone please explain this? What will happen if I select B as the answer?

I dont understand how to specify a date range. It seems like we have to use the BETWEEN key word. Can someone explain what will happen if I select the B option with > and < operators?

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
231,269 Points

You forgot to quote the actual question, but BETWEEN creates an inclusive range, which covers both endpoints and all the values bounded by them.

Combining ">" and "<" will create an exclusive range, covering the values from one end to the other, but not including the endpoints themselves.

Mohammad Aslam
Mohammad Aslam
6,053 Points
Mohammad Aslam
Mohammad Aslam
6,053 Points

Thanks