The GRANT command can be used to grant a user access to databases and tables whereas The REVOKE command can be used to revoke all access privileges already assigned to the user.
The REVOKE command can be used to grant a user access to databases and tables whereas The GRANT command can be used to revoke all access privileges already assigned to the user.
A transaction can be rolled back to its last saved state.
None of the above
A. The GRANT command can be used to grant a user access to databases and tables whereas The REVOKE command can be used to revoke all access privileges already assigned to the user.
SQL Equal Operator
SQL ANY Operator
SQL BETWEEN Operator
SQL IN Operator
In order to group the rows, HAVING Clause is used.
In order to return the rows, HAVING Clause is used.
In order to select the defined groups by the GROUP BY Clause, HAVING Clause is used.
None of the above
Row
Column
Table
Database
NOT NULL
CHECK
DEFAULT
All of the above
Tables
WHERE Conditions
Expressions
None of the above
To add or insert data
To retrieve or fetch data
To update the data
To delete the data
1
2
3
4
COMMIT
ROLLBACK
SAVEPOINT
All of the above
NOT NULL , CHECK
NOT NULL , DEFAULT
NOT NULL , FOREIGN KEY
NOT NULL , UNIQUE
The stored data in the SQL database is changed or modified by this SQL statement.
By deleting the stored data, this SQL statement deletes the database.
A new table in SQL is created using this SQL statement.
Columns in the SQL database can be created, deleted, or modified with this SQL statement.
FROM
TO
WHERE
IN
Bind
Dynamic
Both A) and B)
None of the above
Web API is the part of HTML5
Web API is not the part of HTML5
Web API is the part of HTML
Web API is the part of XHTML
Data Multiplication Language
Data Manipulation Language
Data Modify Language
Data Mapping Language
Operator SQL _Operand
Operand2 SQL _Operator Operand1
Operand1 SQL _Operator Operand1
Operand1 SQL _Operator Operand2
CONCAT
COPY
EXCEPT
ALTER
Finds any values that start with or
Finds any value that contains only four characters and second, third characters are 'o', 'r'
Finds any values that have or in any position
None of the above
Group by unique column
Group by single column
Group by one column
Group by same value
Physical Data
Logical Data
Integrity
Distribution
SQL is cheap.
SQL interface is simple.
Both A and B.
None of the above.
DATE
TIME
MONTH
DATE & TIME
Row
Column
Table
Database
Workspace_name_size/sql
Workspace_number_script/sql
Workspace_name_script/sql
Workspace_name_script/spl
DATE
TIME(fsp)
YEAR
None of the above
Primary Key
Unique Key
Composite Key
Foreign Key
Local Temp
Global Temp
Both A) and B)
None of the above
HAVING clause is used in column operation whereas WHERE clause is used in row operation.
HAVING clause is post-filter whereas WHERE clause is pre-filter.
HAVING clause filters the groups whereas WHERE clauses filter the single record of the table.
All of the above
WHERE clause
HAVING clause
Both a and b
None of the above
The primary key value, table name, and column name are characteristics that allow us to access the precise data (atomic value) logically from a relational database.
Null values are treated in database records according to this rule.
Database dictionaries represent the complete logic of all descriptive data, which must be stored online.
None of the above
Table
Data
Number
None of the above