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Multi-condition filtering #eg48
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9/25/2024
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Find records of students in class one whose math score is 90 or above from Scores table.
A1 Connect to the database;
A2 Retrieve Scores table from the database;
A3 Get records of class one where math score is 90 or above. By default, select()returns all records meeting the specified condition. To return the first found eligible record only, use @1 option in select() function.
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