MariaDB MIN() Function

MariaDB MIN() functiuon is used to retrieve the minimum value of the expression.

Syntax:

SELECT MIN(aggregate_expression)
FROM tables
[WHERE conditions]; 

Example:

MIN() Function with single expression

We have a table "Student", having the following data:

Let's retrieve lowest salary by using MIN () function.

SELECT MIN(salary) AS "Lowest Salary"
FROM Student; 

Output:

MIN() Function with ORDER BY Clause

SELECT student_name, MIN(salary) AS "Lowest Salary"
FROM Student
where student_id < 10
GROUP BY student_id;

Output:

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