All columns must be identical in number and order.
There must be compatibility between data types.
Both A and B
None of the above
C. Both A and B
Referential Integrity
Domain Integrity
User-defined Integrity
Entity Integrity
Single Value
Multiple Value
Two Values
None of the above
BIT(Size)
CHAR(Size)
INTEGER(Size)
INT(Size)
-
_
!
&
Table structure is dropped
Integrity constraints are dropped
Relationship is dropped
All of the above
Web server logs
When something weird occurs
Both A) and B)
None of the above
UNION
INTERSECT
MINUS
All of the above
Inserting records or data into the database tables is accomplished with this command. In addition to inserting records in single rows, we can insert records in multiple rows as well.
Database objects such as tables, table views, and other objects can be deleted using this command.
One or more rows from one or more tables of the database can be accessed with this command. Using the WHERE clause with this command is also possible.
It enables you to create new databases, tables, table views, and other objects using this command.
254
255
256
257
Row
Column
Table
Database
REMOVE
DELETE
DROP
DEL
2021-10-06 00:00:00.000
2021-10-06
2021 OCT 06
06-10-2021
Minimum
Maximum
Average
None of the above
Our data is stored in a table that is described by the schema, thus DDL commands deal with the schema.
With the DDL commands, any structural changes can be made to the table, including creation, deletion, and alteration.
Both A. and B.
None of the above
Select the content from a table.
Rename the content in a table.
Copy the content from one table into another existing table.
None of the above
In the database management system, this SQL statement deletes the existing database, together with all the database tables and views.
In this SQL statement, the data or records are inserted into an existing database table. One query statement can insert multiple records simultaneously using this statement.
By executing this SQL statement, all records in the SQL database will be deleted.
The data specified in this table or view is reported in this SQL statement.
Group by unique column
Group by single column
Group by one column
Group by same value
Primary Key
Unique Key
Composite Key
Foreign Key
Ctrl+Shift+S
Ctrl+Shift+Q
Ctrl+Shift+N
Ctrl+Shift+O
12-hour format
24-hour format
Both A. and B.
None of the above
A Boolean value is specified by this variable. When a value is nonzero, it is considered false, and zero is considered true.
A Boolean value is specified by this variable. When a value is nonzero, it is considered true, and zero is considered false.
A Boolean value is specified by this variable. When a value is nonzero, it is considered true, and zero is also considered true.
A Boolean value is specified by this variable. When a value is nonzero, it is considered false, and zero is also considered false.
1
NULL
Many
None of the above
Columns in the SQL database can be created, deleted, or modified with this SQL statement.
The table, its structure, views, permissions, and triggers will also be deleted or removed with this SQL statement.
In the database management system, this SQL statement deletes the existing database, together with all the database tables and views.
A new database will be created through this SQL statement.
To Update table
To Create table
To Delete table
None of the above
Transactions can be saved to the database and rolled back with the help of TCL commands in SQL.
There will be certain privileges that each user has; consequently, the data can be accessed by them using TCL.
Our data is stored in a table that is described by the schema, thus TCL commands deal with the schema.
SQL TCL commands can be used to perform any kind of retrieval or manipulation of the data present in SQL tables.
In columns that are subject to the NOT NULL constraint, duplicate values are not allowed.
When a table's column is declared as NOT NULL, no record in the table can have an empty value for that column.
By applying the NOT NULL constraint, we will always ensure that the column contains a unique value and won't allow nulls.
The value will first be checked for certain conditions before inserting it into the column when a NOT NULL constraint applies to a column in the table.
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 systems must update all views tables on a regular basis.
Databases contain a wide variety of information, and each row and column of each table must hold this information.
Change
Delete
Modify
Drop
Tables
WHERE Conditions
Expressions
None of the above
RENAME
ALTER
Both A) and B)
None of the above