the WHERE clause to determine which rows to delete from a given table
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UPDATE with a Correlated Subquery
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In the SET clause
In the WHERE clause
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Single-row subquery
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A nested subquery that can return to the outer query only one row of results that consists of only one column. The output of a single-row subquery is a single value.
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Subqueries
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Nest inside another query
Used to compare a single attribute to a list of values
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correlated subquery
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A subquery that executes once for each row in the outer query.
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scalar subquery
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A query that returns exactly one value: a single row, with a single column.
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Multiple-row subquery
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Nested queries that return more than one row of results to the parent query. They are most commonly used in WHERE and HAVING clauses and require multiple-row operators.