Where is between sql

We extract data from SQL Server tables along with various conditions. Usually, we have data in large amounts and SQL Between operator helps to extract a specific range of data from this huge data. For example, suppose we want to know the product sales between Jan to May In this case, we can use this operator in a SQL query.

The syntax for SQL Between is as follows. Usually, developers confuse on whether the result will be inclusive or exclusive of the specified range. For example, does the result set include in product sales between Jan to May both Jan and May sales data and exclude Jan and May We will look at this with the next section of examples.

You can specify a custom date range to select appropriate data. We can specify numeric values in the SQL Between operator. Suppose we want to get data from Productdata table for ProductID between and Execute the following query to get the data. You can specify numeric value directly in between operator without any single quote.

Previously, we thought of a question — whether the between operator contains inclusive or exclusive values. We can use SQL Between operator to get data for a specific date range. For example, in the following query, we want to get data from ProductSaleDate table in the range of 1st Jan and 1st April You need to specify the dates in a single quote. We can use the CAST function to convert the value in the desired date format explicitly.

For example, in the following query, we use the CAST function to convert a string into a date data type. In our sample data, productsaledate contains date along with the timestamp. If you do not specify any timestamp, SQL automatically specifies timestamp as midnight. The following example returns information about the database roles in a database. The first query returns all the roles. The following example finds all rows outside a specified range of 27 through The following example retrieves rows in which datetime values are between '' and '' , inclusive.

The query retrieves the expected rows because the date values in the query and the datetime values stored in the RateChangeDate column have been specified without the time part of the date.

When the time part is unspecified, it defaults to A. Note that a row that contains a time part that is after A. Feedback will be sent to Microsoft: By pressing the submit button, your feedback will be used to improve Microsoft products and services. Privacy policy.