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How to write a DELETE query

Posted on 14 June 201714 June 2017 by randolph

My First DELETE Statement Here are the links to the previous posts in this series: My First SELECT Statement My First INSERT Statement My First UPDATE Statement This week is a much shorter post, where we will learn how to remove data from a table using a DELETE statement. We will also refresh our memories
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