how can u access the specific rows based on condtion

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Actually i have table but i want to access some rows based on where condition

my database fields:

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[CustomerId]
      ,[CustomerName]
      ,[Designation]
      ,[Age]
      ,[Gender]
      ,[EmailId]
      ,[Phone]
      ,[City]
      ,[Country]
      ,[Address]
      ,[ZipCode]
      ,[LoanType]
      ,[BankName]
      ,[creditscore]
      ,[status]
      ,[InterestRate]

this table contain some attributes.attribute contain values.my intention is acceess

some rows based where condtion.actally status attribute contain some values that is

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 New 
 legal 
confirmation 
 completed

Finally i want to access the rows except "completed"status attribute.where contain

multiple parameters or not.

please help me.
thank u

Posted 2-Aug-15 10:14am

Krishna Veni

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PIEBALDconsult 2-Aug-15 16:28pm

http://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp

Krishna Veni 2-Aug-15 16:35pm

Not sutable for my problem

Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 2-Aug-15 16:45pm

Please reply to their comment in order to notify them.

Also, he didn't mean to share just that specific page with you. Instead, he meant to share the entire tutorial course. Learn SQL first, generating statements is a very logical case and would change the results entirely if mistakenly.

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 3-Aug-15 1:47am

try-

SELECT * FROM YourTable
WHERE [status]<>'completed'

Check this link-
SQL WHERE Clause
and check the Operators in The WHERE Clause section.

Maciej Los 3-Aug-15 4:52am

What have you tried? Where are you stuck?

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2015-08-02T22:54:00

Solution 3

I'd suggest to start reading the SQL documentation: WHERE[^]

Posted 2-Aug-15 22:54pm

Maciej Los