The data specified in this table or view is reported in this SQL statement.
Changes made in the SQL database transaction are permanently saved using this SQL statement.
Specify the columns of the table in this SQL statement to return distinct values.
By running this SQL statement, the transaction will be undone and the operations not yet saved to the SQL database will be undone.
B. Changes made in the SQL database transaction are permanently saved using this SQL statement.
To change the case of the string to lowercase characters.
To change the case of the string to uppercase characters.
To change the case of the string to numeric characters.
To change the case of the string to symbolic characters.
SQL UPDATE INTO
SQL UPDATE JOIN
SQL JOIN
SQL JOIN UPDATE
Owner of the script
Script name
Script Editor
All of the above
0
1
Null
All of the above
When the user is asked to logout
When the user is asked to input password
When the user is asked to input captcha
When the user is asked to input username
REVOKE
COMMIT
ROLLBACK
SAVE
By deleting the stored data, this SQL statement deletes the database.
A new table in SQL is created using this SQL statement.
The stored data in the SQL database is changed or modified by this SQL statement.
Columns in the SQL database can be created, deleted, or modified with this SQL statement.
CONCAT
COPY
EXCEPT
ALTER
GROUP BY
ORDER BY
DELETE
FROM
Arithmetic
Comparison
Set
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1
2
3
4
Returns only Distinct values.
Only on the single column, it operates.
It can be used with the aggregates such as COUNT, AVG, etc.
All of the above
Primary Key
Foreign Key
Composite Key
Alternate Key
Systematic Treatment of Null Values
Guaranteed Access
View Updating
Physical Data Independence
Row
Column
Table
Database
Relation, Tuple
Tuple, Tuple
Tuple, Relation
Relation, Relation
TEXT(Size)
TINYTEXT
MEDIUMTEXT
LARGETEXT
REMOVE
DELETE
DROP
DEL
Interdependent
Intradependent
Integration
Integrity
With the DDL commands, any structural changes can be made to the table, including creation, deletion, and alteration.
With the DML commands, any structural changes can be made to the table, including creation, deletion, and alteration.
With the DCL commands, any structural changes can be made to the table, including creation, deletion, and alteration.
With the TCL commands, any structural changes can be made to the table, including creation, deletion, and alteration.
Combining the results of two select statements will be done using UNION whereas combined records from both queries are returned by UNION ALL operator.
Combining the results of two select statements will be done using UNION ALL whereas combined records from both queries are returned by UNION operator.
After performing the UNION operation, duplicate rows will not be removed whereas after performing the UNION ALL operation, duplicate rows will be removed.
None of the above
SELECT
USE
ALTER
CREATE
SQL stands for Sample Query Language
SQL stands for Structured Query List
SQL stands for Structured Query Language
SQL stands for Sample Query List
First
Second
Third
Last
DUPLICATE
DISTINCT
REMOVE
DROP
If p comes between 0 to 25, data type becomes FLOAT(). If p comes between 26 to 54, data type becomes DOUBLE().
If p comes between 26 to 54, data type becomes FLOAT(). If p comes between 0 to 25, data type becomes DOUBLE().
If p comes between 25 to 53, data type becomes FLOAT(). If p comes between 0 to 24, data type becomes DOUBLE().
If p comes between 0 to 24, data type becomes FLOAT(). If p comes between 25 to 53, data type becomes DOUBLE().
Execute SQL
Transaction
Open Database
All of the above
open()
translate()
transaction()
execute()
Constraints are applied to a single row using Column Level Constraints whereas Multiple rows can be constrained using a Table Level Constraint.
Constraints are applied to multiple rows using Column Level Constraints whereas a single row can be constrained using a Table Level Constraint.
Constraints are applied to a single column using Column Level Constraints whereas Multiple columns can be constrained using a Table Level Constraint.
Constraints are applied to multiple columns using Column Level Constraints whereas only a single column can be constrained using a Table Level Constraint.
Data Definition
View Definition
Data Manipulation
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