Logical Operators are used to test some conditions. If the condition is true, the row will be selected for output.
Scenario :
Let's say that you have dbo.Customer table and you would like to return all the records but where FName is not equal to 'Raza'.
What is NOT Logical Operator :
NOT logical operator is used when we want to return the row if specified condition is false.Scenario :
Let's say that you have dbo.Customer table and you would like to return all the records but where FName is not equal to 'Raza'.
Createtable dbo.Customer
(Id int,
FName VARCHAR(50),
LName VARCHAR(50),
CountryShortName CHAR(2))
GO
insertinto dbo.Customer
Values (
1,'Raza','M','PK'),
(2,'Rita','John','US'),
(3,'Sukhi','Singh',Null),
(4,'James','Smith','CA'),
(5,'Robert','Ladson','US'),
(6,'Alice','John','US'),
(7,'Raza','M','US')
We can use NOT Logical Operation to get our required results.
Select * From dbo.Customer
whereNOTFName='Raza'
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