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Refer to the following SQL statement and identify the type of query: SELECT * FROM Projects WHERE ProjectID IN (SELECT ProjectID FROM PeopleProjects);
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It is risky to use a DELETE statement without a WHERE clause because:
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Which of the following statements INCORRECTLY describes the WHERE clause?
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The following SQL command is run: UPDATE people SET LastName=”Albert”;What is the problem with this statement?
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The INSERT statement can add only one record at a time. True or False?
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Identify the correct Data Definition statement from the list below:
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In the case of a many-to-many relationship between two tables, a third table is not required to simplify the situation into two separate one-to-many relationships. True or False?
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Records represent a group of information about an object. Records are represented as _ in a database table.
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The database administrator decides to break one large employee table into two parts. The first table, employee_master, contains selected key information that does not change over time. The second table, employee_details, contains data that is considered optional. The relationship between employee_master and employee_details would most likely be a:
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One employee can work on multiple projects. Similarly, a project can have more than one employee assigned to it. This is an example of a:
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Which of the following is not an open source database program?
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SQL statements must be terminated with a:
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SQL statements must be capitalized for error-free execution. True or False?
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Data manipulation statements cannot be used for:
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The acronym SQL stands for:
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