No-SQL follows ACID Model.
No-SQL does require object-relational mapping.
Dynamic schemas for unstructured data are used in No-SQL databases.
No-SQL databases are not preferable for storage of hierarchal data.
C. Dynamic schemas for unstructured data are used in No-SQL databases.
Group by unique column
Group by single column
Group by one column
Group by same value
SQL is rational whereas No-SQL is non-rational.
SQL follows BASE Model whereas No-SQL follows ACID Model.
SQL database are vertically scalable whereas No-SQL database are horizontally scalable.
No-SQL databases are preferable to store hierarchical data in comparison SQL databases.
SQL Not Equal Operator (!=)
SQL Equal Operator (=)
SQL Greater Than Operator (>)
SQL Less Than Operator (<)
Using SQL in relational databases is all about inserting, updating, and deleting data.
Sample data can also be described with the aid of this tool.
It helps develop relational database functions, events, and views.
A SQL user can also set restrictions and permissions for a table column, a view, and a stored procedure.
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.
Import
Show Quotas
Manage Results
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Script Name
Script Number
Script ID
Script Symbol
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.
A DATABASE name can be renamed.
A TABLE name can be renamed.
Both A and B
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Number
Character
Date
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1
2
3
4
%
_
Both A. and B.
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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.
DELETE
ON
WHERE
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Transaction
Commit
Rollback
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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;
First
Second
Third
Last
0
1
Multiple
NULL
Data Definition
View Definition
Data Manipulation
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At the run time, the SQL*Plus commands are ignored.
SQL Scripts and SQL Commands in the SQL Scripts have no interaction.
Through the SQL Script editor, SQL Commands are cut and pasted.
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INT
Number
Digit
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Row
Column
Table
Database
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().
DELETE statement free up the space kept in check by the table whereas TRUNCATE statement does not free up the space kept in check by the table.
DELETE statement does not free up the space kept in check by the table whereas TRUNCATE statement free up the space kept in check by the table.
DELETE statement only deletes rows from the table whereas TRUNCATE statement can only delete columns from the table.
DELETE statement only deletes columns from the table whereas TRUNCATE statement can only delete rows from the table.
Select the content from a table.
Rename the content in a table.
Copy the content from one table into another existing table.
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ADD
MERGE
CONCAT
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Detected in the second query, absent in the first query, and there are no duplications.
Detected in the first query, absent in the second query, and there are no duplications.
Detected in the first query, absent in the second query, and there are duplications.
Detected in the second query, absent in the first query, and there are duplications.
SELECT TOP name
SELECT TOP column
SELECT TOP FROM
SELECT TOP Number
Execute SQL
Transaction
Open Database
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When the table is small, it is possible to avoid using SQL indexes.
Updates need to be made frequently to the table.
When there are a lot of NULL values in a column, indexed should not be used.
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