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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » Insert Delete Update » Delete

2. 4. 1. The syntax of the DELETE statement


DELETE [FROM] <modified_table>

[FROM

    <modified_table>

  <join_type> JOIN

   <another_table> ON <join_condition>]

[WHERE

  <search_condition>]

2. 4. Delete
	2. 4. 1.	The syntax of the DELETE statement
	2. 4. 2.	A DELETE statement with where clause
	2. 4. 3.	A DELETE statement that removes all the rows from the BillingCopy table
	2. 4. 4.	A DELETE statement that removes a single row from the BillingCopy table
	2. 4. 5.	Deleting sales for a publisher by name.
	2. 4. 6.	A DELETE statement with subquery
	2. 4. 7.	Delete with table join
	2. 4. 8.	A DELETE statement with NOT IN and subquery
	2. 4. 9.	Deleting sales based on the average quantity of sales.

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