Group by unique column
Group by single column
Group by one column
Group by same value
B. Group by single column
There is no difference between a lower case and upper case keyword in SQL.
It is easier to read SQL queries when the keywords are in lowercase.
An SQL statement's syntax is determined by its text line.
One or more SQL statements can be placed on a single line of text.
Table structure is dropped
Integrity constraints are dropped
Relationship is dropped
None of the above
The table, its structure, views, permissions, and triggers will also be deleted or removed with this SQL statement.
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.
A new database will be created through this SQL statement.
Primary Key
Unique Key
Composite Key
Foreign Key
Systematic Treatment of Null Values
Guaranteed Access
View Updating
Physical Data Independence
It increments the unique number automatically.
It decrements the unique number automatically.
It keeps the unique number constant
None of the above
Both CLOB and NCLOB are used for multibyte national character set data.
Both CLOB and NCLOB can range upto 2^32-1 bytes or 4 GB.
Both CLOB and NCLOB can range upto 2^32-1 bytes or 8GB.
Both CLOB and NCLOB are used for singlebyte and multibyte national character set data.
DDL consist of 4 commands
DCL consist of 2 commands
TCL consist of 5 commands
DML consist of 3 commands
Data Describe Language
Definition Data Language
Data Definition Language
Data Distinct Language
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.
SELECT UNIQUE
SELECT DISTINCT
Both A) and B)
None of the above
In some cases you may not have any unique identifying characteristics in data; therefore, it makes sense to create a Primary Key.
Explicitly initializing and modifying the auto-increment value is possible at any time.
Record identifiers can easily be created that are unique to each record.
All of the above
Time
Date
Date & Time
Day
Table
Data
Number
None of the above
10
20
30
40
Before
After
Inside
Outside
-
_
!
&
DATE()
NOW()
TIME()
DATETIME()
Average value
Largest value
Smallest value
Number of rows
Once
Twice
Thrice
None of the above
Starting Value
In Between Value
Ending Value
All of the above
RENAME old_database_name TO new_database_name;
RENAME DATABASE old_database_name TO new_database_name;
ALTER old_database_name MODIFY NAME = new_database_name;
ALTER DATABASE old_database_name MODIFY NAME = new_database_name;
SQL Equal Operator (=)
SQL Less Than Operator (<)
SQL Greater Than Operator (>)
All of the above
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.
Following the completion of a transaction, it must be executed to save all the operations performed in the transaction.
A transaction can be rolled back to its last saved state.
A specific part of a transaction can be given a name
None of the above
DATE
TIME
MONTH
DATE & TIME
To Update table
To Create table
To Delete table
None of the above
NOT NULL , CHECK
NOT NULL , DEFAULT
NOT NULL , FOREIGN KEY
NOT NULL , UNIQUE
Finds any values that start with a
Finds any values that start with a%
Finds any values that contains only two characters starting with a
All of the above
Primary Key
Foreign Key
Composite Key
Alternate Key