PostgreSQL Basics
This chapter introduces the knowledge related to data operations in PostgreSQL, including inserting data rows, deleting data rows, updating/modifying, querying data, filtering data, etc.
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PostgreSQL SELECT
This article describes the basic syntax of theSELECT
statement and how to use theSELECT
statement to query data from a data table. -
PostgreSQL WHERE
This article describes how to useWHERE
clause in aSELECT
statement to filter rows in PostgreSQL. -
PostgreSQL ORDER BY
This article describes how to use theORDER BY
clause sort the result set returned by theSELECT
statement in PostgreSQL. -
PostgreSQL FETCH
This article describes how to use theFETCH
clause in the PostgreSQLSELECT
statement to limit the number of rows returned by a query. -
PostgreSQL LIMIT
This article describes how to use theLIMIT
clause in theSELECT
statement to limit the number of rows returned by a query. -
PostgreSQL OFFSET
This article describes how to use theOFFSET
clause in aSELECT
statement to skip a specified number of rows. -
PostgreSQL DISTINCT
This article describes how to use in PostgreSQLDISTINCT
to return a result set with no duplicate rows. -
PostgreSQL Column Alias
This article describes aliasing a column in PostgreSQL to improve readability of the output. -
PostgreSQL Table Alias
This article describes how to use table aliases in PostgreSQL. -
PostgreSQL IN
This article describes how to use theIN
operator check if a list of values contains a specified value. -
PostgreSQL BETWEEN
This article describes how to use theBETWEEN
operator check if a value is in an interval. -
PostgreSQL LIKE
This article describes how to use theLIKE
operator check if a text matches a specified pattern. -
PostgreSQL IS NULL
This article describes how to use theIS NULL
operator check if a value isNULL
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PostgreSQL EXISTS
This article describes how to use theEXISTS
operator check if a subquery returns rows. -
PostgreSQL ALL
This article describes how to use theALL
operator compare a value with all the values returned by a subquery. -
PostgreSQL ANY
This article describes how to use theANY
operator check if at least one value in a set of values satisfies the specified condition. -
PostgreSQL GROUP BY
This article describes how to use theGROUP BY
clause in a PostgreSQLSELECT
statement to group rows according to a specified column or expression. -
PostgreSQL HAVING
This article describes how to use theHAVING
clause specify filter conditions for grouped queries. -
PostgreSQL GROUPING SETS
This article describes how to useGROUPING SETS
in aGROUP BY
clause to generate a report on multiple dimensions in one query. -
PostgreSQL ROLLUP
This article describes how to useROLLUP
in aGROUP BY
clause to generate a report on multiple dimensions in one query. -
PostgreSQL CUBE
This article describes how to useCUBE
in aGROUP BY
clause to generate a report on multiple dimensions in one query. -
PostgreSQL JOIN
This article introduces join statements in PostgreSQL, including cross join, inner join, natural join, left join, right join, and full join. -
PostgreSQL Subqueries
This article describes how to use subqueries in PostgreSQL. -
PostgreSQL CTE
This article describes how to use common table expressions in PostgreSQL. -
PostgreSQL UNION
This article describes how to merge two result sets using theUNION
operator. -
PostgreSQL INTERSECT
This article describes how to use theINTERSECT
operator to compute the intersection of two sets. -
PostgreSQL EXCEPT
This article describes how to use theEXCEPT
operator get a difference from two sets. -
PostgreSQL INSERT
This article shows the syntax of PostgreSQLINSERT
and how to insert one or more new rows into a table using PostgreSQLINSERT
statements. -
PostgreSQL INSERT ON CONFLICT
This article describes how the PostgreSQLINSERT ON CONFLICT
statement handles conflict situations when inserting rows. -
PostgreSQL UPDATE
In this article, we will discuss how to work with theUPDATE
statement. -
PostgreSQL UPDATE...FROM
PostgreSQLUPDATE...FROM
statements allow you to update rows in a table based on values in another table. -
PostgreSQL DELETE
This article describes the basic form of theDELETE
statement and how to use theDELETE
statement to delete rows from a table. -
PostgreSQL TRUNCATE
This article will describes how to use theTRUNCATE TABLE
statement to empty one or more tables. -
PostgreSQL CASE
This article describes how to implement logical processing using PostgreSQL CASE conditional expressions.