SQL CRUD Basics Part 4 — Delete.

In this final part of the SQL CRUD Basics series, we visit the all-mighty and powerful DELETE command. Does that word frighten you? It should, as DELETE will completely remove rows of that oh-so-important data from your database table. Without warning or question, it will be gone. Perhaps your goal is to remove all rows. Great, no problem. However, removing a specific row or set of rows – instead of them all – requires filtering with a WHERE clause predicate, just the same as you would in SELECT and UPDATE statements. Continue reading to see DELETE command examples for better understanding…