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  • SQL SELECT DISTINCT Statement - W3Schools
    The SQL SELECT DISTINCT Statement The SELECT DISTINCT statement is used to return only distinct (different) values
  • DISTINCT Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
    The meaning of DISTINCT is distinguishable to the eye or mind as being discrete or not the same : separate How to use distinct in a sentence Synonym Discussion of Distinct
  • SQL DISTINCT - SQL Tutorial
    SQL allows you to use multiple columns with the DISTINCT operator: SELECT DISTINCT column1, column2 FROM table_name; In this case, the SELECT statement uses the combination of values from both column1 and column2 to evaluate the uniqueness of row and include distinct rows in the result set
  • SQL DISTINCT: The Complete Guide | Database Star: Home
    DISTINCT is a keyword in SQL that allows you to show unique or distinct results It’s added to a SELECT query to eliminate duplicates in the data it displays because columns often contain duplicate values and sometimes you may only want to show unique or distinct values
  • DISTINCT | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
    DISTINCT definition: 1 clearly noticeable; that certainly exists: 2 clearly separate and different (from something… Learn more
  • How to Use Select Distinct in SQL: A Simple Guide for . . .
    If you’re not familiar already, SELECT DISTINCT is a handy tool in our SQL arsenal that helps to return unique values within a database column Here’s how we can use it in its simplest form: This will fetch all unique values from the specified “column_name” in your chosen “table_name” A real-world example could be something like this:




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