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A SELECT query can return the data from multiple columns by including the required column names as a comma-separated list in the query. The syntax to get multiple column data looks like this:
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SELECT column-name, column-name from table-name; |
If you want to select all available columns in the table , Query looks like this :
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SELECT * from table-name; |
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