Structured Query Language (SQL) (Section 1)

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Chapter 1
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Question 1

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When transforming an ERD into a relational database, you often use an entity to build a database's:
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  • Table
  • Column
  • Attribute
  • Relationship

Question 2

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The unique identifier of a row in a database table is a(n):
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  • ID
  • Primary Key
  • Primary Column
  • Column

Question 3

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Which of the following is true of SQL?
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  • It is the most commonly used language for interacting with a database.
  • It is the only language you can use to create a database.
  • It is the only language you can use to interact with a database.
  • None of these

Question 4

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What can you use to submit SQL statements for execution? (Choose all that apply.)
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  • PHP
  • Java
  • SQL Developer
  • SQL*Plus

Question 5

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What is one of the purposes of DCL? (Choose the best answer.)
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  • Query data from a given table
  • Issue privileges to users
  • Remove existing data from a database table
  • None of these

Question 6

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What can DDL be used for? (Choose three.)
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  • Add comments to a database table
  • Add columns to a database table
  • Add data to a database table
  • Add privileges for a user to a database table

Question 7

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Which one of the following is a DML statement?
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  • ADD
  • ALTER
  • UPDATE
  • MODIFY

Question 8

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Which of the following can be used to remove data from a table? (Choose two.)
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  • DELETE
  • UPDATE
  • MODIFY
  • ALTER

Question 9

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What can a SELECT statement be used to query? (Choose the best answer.)
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  • Only one report
  • Only one table
  • One or more reports
  • One or more tables

Question 10

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Which of the following is not a capability of the SELECT statement?
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  • It can transform queried data and display the results.
  • It can remove data from a table.
  • It can join data from multiple tables.
  • It can aggregate database data.
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