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How can SELECT, without reference to any table, be used to calculate expression in MySQL?
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How can we create and use a MySQL trigger?
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How can we discard a MySQL statement in the middle of its processing?
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What are the advantages, disadvantages and restrictions of using MySQL triggers?
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What is the use of the LIMIT keyword in MySQL query?
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What is the meaning of ‘empty set’ in MySQL result set?
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What will happen to MySQL current transaction, if in the middle of that transaction, the DDL statement is executed?
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What will happen to the current MySQL transaction if a START TRANSACTION command is executed in the middle of that current transaction?
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Why in MySQL, we cannot use arithmetic operators like ‘=’, ‘<’ or ‘<>’ with NULL?
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What is the benefit of MySQL ‘IS NULL’ and ‘IS NOT NULL’?
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How it is possible to insert a zero or an empty string into a MySQL column which is defined as NOT NULL?
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Why it shows 0 instead of empty string whenever I insert an empty string into a MySQL column which is declared as NOT NULL?
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How can we check the current MySQL transaction isolation level?
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What role data type plays when I insert an empty string into a MySQL column which is declared as NOT NULL?
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How can I get the output of multiple MySQL tables from a single query?
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How can we use MySQL SELECT without FROM clause?
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How changes, made in the current transaction, can be permanently recordedin MySQL database?
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How changes, made in the current transaction, can be permanently eliminated from MySQL database?
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What happens if I use both \G and semicolon (;) termination symbol with a single MySQL statement?
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How can I combine built-in-commands (\g and \G), used for executing a MySQL statement, with termination symbol semicolon (;) to get output without any error?