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2k20 Chapter 08

The document outlines various aspects of retrieving data from MySQL tables, including SQL query structures and clauses such as SELECT, ORDER BY, and WHERE. It also includes a series of questions and answers related to SQL functions and operations. Additionally, it provides a solution section with unit numbers corresponding to the questions.

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2k20 Chapter 08

The document outlines various aspects of retrieving data from MySQL tables, including SQL query structures and clauses such as SELECT, ORDER BY, and WHERE. It also includes a series of questions and answers related to SQL functions and operations. Additionally, it provides a solution section with unit numbers corresponding to the questions.

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UnitName ChapterName SectionName

Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table

Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Retrieving Data From Retrieving Data From MySQL Retrieving Data From
MySQL Table Table MySQL Table
Question A B
The statement used to perform queries on tables
Selection Search
begins with _____.
The clause used to arrange the rows in the table
Display By Order By
is _____.
To control which rows are displayed as a result
Concat Line
of a query _____ clause is used.
To cancel the transaction and not save it we use
Return Concat
_____.
To make changes in the structure of the existing
Create Update
table we use _____.
_____ is not an aggregate function. Average() Min()
The Query SELECT * FROM PAY; will
Middle Two All
display _____ columns from the table PAY.
New columns can be displayed from the table
True False
using data from the existing columns.
When the data from the table is displayed the
names of the column can be substituted with True False
other names.
If a value of a column is shown as NULL it
True False
means that there is no value there, it is empty.
LIKE operator can be used to display strings
True False
with values starting with ‘k’.
LIMIT clause is used to control which rows are
True False
displayed as a result of a query.
If WHERE and ORDER BY clauses are both to
be written, then ORDER BY clause must be True False
written first.
It is not possible to view data from two tables
unless there is one common column in these two True False
tables.
ORDER BY clause is used to remove the
True False
duplicates from the table.
SUM() is not an Aggregate function. True False
For filtering grouped data we use the WHERE
True False
clause.
C D E F Answer
Query Selection
a
Sort By Display By
b
Curb Concat
a
Rollback Return
c
Set Create
a
AVG() Average()
d
Last Two Middle Two
b

b
Solution UnitNumber
Selection
8
Order By
8
Concat
8
Rollback
8
Create
8
Average()
8
All
8
True
8

True
8
True
8
True
8
True
8

False
8

True
8
False
8
False
8
False
8

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