When we use between operator then it compare all the records which match with our given range after BETWEEN operator.
For example if want to select those record form table below where order-amount is from 20000 to 50000
then we use following statement:
SELECT * FROM client_info WHERE order_amount between 20000 and 50000 ;
Actual Table
| client_ID | city | order_amount |
| A001 | Karachi | 50000 |
| A002 | Lahore | 20000 |
| B001 | Karachi | 30000 |
| B002 | Islamabad | 10000 |
| B004 | Karachi | 15000 |
The above statement display the following record.
Selected record with BETWEEN Operator
| client_ID | city | order_amount |
| A001 | Karachi | 50000 |
| A002 | Lahore | 20000 |
| B001 | Karachi | 30000 |
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