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The following SQL command is run: UPDATE people SET LastName=”Albert”;What is the problem with this statement?

January 27, 2024No Comments
DWQA Questions › Category: Introduction to Linux II › The following SQL command is run: UPDATE people SET LastName=”Albert”;What is the problem with this statement?
The following SQL command is run: UPDATE people SET LastName=”Albert”;What is the problem with this statement?
  • Since there is no WHERE clause, it sets the last name of all the people in table
  • Syntax is incorrect, resulting in an error message
  • Data type has to be specified for LastName
  • Table name people should be capitalized

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