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1. NULL in SQL represents a missing or unknown value. A primary key is a column whose values uniquely identify each row in a table. 2. The SELECT statement can contain duplicate rows. SELECT is used to select columns from a table. 3. The WHERE clause is used to filter rows by specifying conditions that a column must meet.

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SQL Answers

1. NULL in SQL represents a missing or unknown value. A primary key is a column whose values uniquely identify each row in a table. 2. The SELECT statement can contain duplicate rows. SELECT is used to select columns from a table. 3. The WHERE clause is used to filter rows by specifying conditions that a column must meet.

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1 The NULL SQL keyword is used to ...


a represent a missing or unknown value. NULL in SQL represents nothing.
b represent the numeric value 0.
c represent an empty string !"#.
$ %hat is a primary key&
a ' column or combination o( columns whose values uni)uely identi(y each row in a table.
b ' column or combination o( columns whose values can be non*uni)ue.
c ' column that can have NULL values.
+ The result o( a S,L,-T statement can contain duplicate rows.
a True
b .alse
/ 0ow do you select a column named 1.irstName1 (rom a table named 12ersons1&
a ,3T4'-T .irstName .456 2ersons
b S,L,-T .irstName .456 2ersons
c S,L,-T 2ersons..irstName
7 0ow do you select all the records (rom a table named 12ersons1 where the value o( the column
1.irstName1 is 12eter1&
a S,L,-T 8all9 .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName:;2eter;
b S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName L=>, ;2eter;
c S,L,-T 8all9 .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName L=>, ;2eter;
d S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName:;2eter;
? 0ow do you select all the records (rom a table named 12ersons1 where the value o( the column
1.irstName1 starts with an 1a1&
a S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName:;@a@;
b S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName L=>, ;@a;
c S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName:;a;
d S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName L=>, ;a@;
A 0ow do you select all the records (rom a table named 12ersons1 where the 1.irstName1 is 12eter1 and
the 1LastName1 is 1Backson1&
a S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName L=>, ;2eter; 'NC LastName L=>, ;Backson;
b S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName:;2eter; 'NC LastName:;Backson;
c S,L,-T .irstName:;2eter;D LastName:;Backson; .456 2ersons
E 0ow do you select all the records (rom a table named 12ersons1 where the 1LastName1 is
alphabetically between and including# 10ansen1 and 12ettersen1&
a S,L,-T LastNameF;0ansen; 'NC LastNameG;2ettersen; .456 2ersons
b S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, LastName H,T%,,N ;0ansen; 'NC ;2ettersen;
c S,L,-T < .456 2ersons %0,4, LastNameF;0ansen; 'NC LastNameG;2ettersen;
I %hich SQL statement is used to return only di((erent values&
a S,L,-T UN=QU,
b S,L,-T =NC,NT=TJ
c S,L,-T C=..,4,NT
d S,L,-T C=ST=N-T
10 0ow can you return all the records (rom a table 12ersons1 sorted descending by 1.irstName1&
a S,L,-T < .456 2ersons S54T HJ ;.irstName; C,S-
b S,L,-T < .456 2ersons 54C,4 HJ .irstName C,S-
c S,L,-T < .456 2ersons 54C,4 .irstName C,S-
d S,L,-T < .456 2ersons S54T ;.irstName; C,S-
11 0ow can you insert a new record into the 12ersons1 table&
a =NS,4T =NT5 2ersons K'LU,S ;Bimmy;D ;Backson;#
b =NS,4T ;Bimmy;D ;Backson;# =NT5 2ersons
c =NS,4T K'LU,S ;Bimmy;D ;Backson;# =NT5 2ersons
1$ 0ow can you insert 15lsen1 as the 1LastName1 in the 12ersons1 table&
a =NS,4T =NT5 2ersons LastName# K'LU,S ;5lsen;#
b =NS,4T ;5lsen;# =NT5 2ersons LastName#
c =NS,4T =NT5 2ersons ;5lsen;# =NT5 LastName
1+ 0ow can you change 10ansen1 into 1Nilsen1 in the 1LastName1 column in the 2ersons table&
a U2C'T, 2ersons S,T LastName:;0ansen; =NT5 LastName:;Nilsen;
b U2C'T, 2ersons S,T LastName:;Nilsen; %0,4, LastName:;0ansen;
c 65C=.J 2ersons S,T LastName:;0ansen; =NT5 LastName:;Nilsen
d 65C=.J 2ersons S,T LastName:;Nilsen; %0,4, LastName:;0ansen;
1/ 0ow can you delete the records where the 1.irstName1 is 12eter1 in the 2ersons Table&
a C,L,T, .456 2ersons %0,4, .irstName : ;2eter;
b C,L,T, 45% .irstName:;2eter; .456 2ersons
c C,L,T, .irstName:;2eter; .456 2ersons
17 %hich o( the (ollowing is true&
a T4UN-'T, T'HL, has to be used along with a %0,4, clause
b T4UN-'T, T'HL, deletes table (rom a database
c T4UN-'T, T'HL, is identical to C,L,T, statement without %0,4, clause.
1? %ith SQLD how can you return the number o( records in the 12ersons1 table&
a S,L,-T -5LU6NS# .456 2ersons
b S,L,-T -5UNT<# .456 2ersons
c S,L,-T -5LU6NS<# .456 2ersons
d S,L,-T -5UNT# .456 2ersons
1A -an you use the U2C'T, and S,L,-T clauses in one SQL statement&
a Jou canLt.
b Jou can i( you use nested SQL statements.
c Jou can use both clauses togetherD even i( you donLt have nested SQL statements.
1E The L=>, SQL keyword is used along with ...
a 54C,4 HJ clause.
b B5=N clause.
c M45U2 HJ clause.
d %0,4, clause.
1I %hich o( the (ollowing SQL clauses is used to select data (rom $ or more tables&
a B5=N
b %0,4,
c 0'K=NM
$0 %hich o( the (ollowing is the correct SQL statement to use to remove rows (rom a table&
a C452
b 4,65K, 45%
c C,L,T,
d C,L,T, 45%

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