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    This document contains several SQL queries that are selecting columns from database tables to retrieve data. The queries are selecting job and ename columns from the emp table, as well as selecting all columns and rows using select * from emp. Additional queries select the dname and loc columns from the dept table, and use the distinct keyword to select only unique job values from the emp table.

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    This document contains several SQL queries that are selecting columns from database tables to retrieve data. The queries are selecting job and ename columns from the emp table, as well as selecting all columns and rows using select * from emp. Additional queries select the dname and loc columns from the dept table, and use the distinct keyword to select only unique job values from the emp table.

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    This document contains several SQL queries that are selecting columns from database tables to retrieve data. The queries are selecting job and ename columns from the emp table, as well as selecting all columns and rows using select * from emp. Additional queries select the dname and loc columns from the dept table, and use the distinct keyword to select only unique job values from the emp table.

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    SELECT * FROM EMP;

    --SELECT <column>
    --FROM <table>

    SELECT JOB
    FROM EMP;

    SELECT JOB, ENAME


    FROM EMP;

    SELECT *
    FROM EMP;

    SELECT JOB, ENAME


    FROM EMP;

    SELECT JOB from emp;

    SELECT DNAME, LOC from dept;

    SELECT distinct job from emp;

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