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SQL / MySQL » Insert Delete Update » Delete   Deleting Rows with DELETE /* Create the table */ Drop TABLE Professor; CREATE TABLE Professor (    ProfessorID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,    Name        VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL) TYPE = InnoDB; /* Prepare the data */ INSERT INTO Professor (ProfessorID,Name) VALUES (1,'John Jones'); INSERT INTO Professor (ProfessorID,Name) VALUES (2,'Cury Butz'); INSERT INTO Professor (ProfessorID,Name) VALUES (3,'JJ Smith'); /* Real command */ DELETE FROM Professor WHERE ProfessorID > 2;                     Related examples in the same category 1.  Using DELETE LOW_PRIORITY command 2.  Delete by JOIN 3.  Delete with JOIN 2 4.  Using the 'from join delete' Alternative to Delete Data 5.  Delete row with condition

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