I can't seem to figure out why my code isn't printing out the right information.
SELECT FirstName FROM Customer WHERE FirstName NOT LIKE "P%" OR FirstName NOT LIKE "T%";
The table will not show any names starting on P or T if I remove one of the conditions (P or T), and the table will only show the names starting with P or T if I change "NOT LIKE" to just "LIKE" on both. But the moment I use two "NOT LIKE" conditions it shows ALL the names, and neither of my NOT LIKE conditions will execute.
You need to use an AND instead of an OR. Not like P or Not like T will always be true for everything; because one of the statements will always be true. You want them both to be true, so need an AND.