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## Overview

The SQL **`WHERE`** clause is used to filter records to only obtain those that satisfy the given condition. 

SELECT column1, column2, ...
FROM table_name
WHERE condition;

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The `WHERE` clause can be applied to the following table.

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## Example 1

SELECT * FROM Students
WHERE Country='U.S.A.';

The statement above filters out the `Students` on the basis of the `Country`, where the `Country` is `U.S.A.`.

> Note: SQL requires single quotes around text values. However, this is not the case for numerical fields, which do not require any quotes.

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## Example 2

SELECT * FROM Students
WHERE StudentID=3;


The statement above filters out the `Students` on the basis of the `StudentID`, where the `StudentID` is `3`.

What is the SQL WHERE clause?

 Overview The SQL WHERE clause is used to filter records to only obtain those that satisfy the given condition. 

StudentID	StudentName	City	Country
1	Saad Qureshi	Michigan	U.S.A.
2	John Snow	Berlin	Germany
3	Erin White	New York	U.S.A.
4	Ethan Goldberg	Paris	France

What is the SQL WHERE clause?

Overview

Syntax

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Example 1

Example 2