There's a problem with the condition on level, as George and Peter have noted, and also a more subtle one on name. Try "name between 'a' and 'bzzzzzzzzz' or something of the sort instead; 'Bob' > 'b' and just specifying the first letter won't work. Or, if you're worried about trailing z's or other high characters, try "name >= 'a' and name < 'c'".How can I extract values for "members whose level is below '3', and their names are between the alphabets 'a' and 'b' "? For example, one of the results should be 'Alex', whose level is '1'. Or 'Bob', whose level is '2'. But not Charlie, or Tom...etc.
I tried a query like
SELECT uid FROM members WHERE level > '1' AND name between 'a' and 'b',
but it does not work....
Bruce Feist
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