1/25How to select a column named "ProductName" from a table named "Products" with SQL?
2/25With SQL, how do you select all the columns from a table named "Products"?
3/25Which of the following is true about CASE SQL statement?
4/25Which of the following statements is true about embedded SQL?
5/25How else can the table columns be called?
6/25Which of the SQL statements below deletes all the rows in a table called PricesData?
7/25Which of the terms below is used to describe a database that occupies magnetic storage in the terabyte range, as well as to describe a database that contains billons of table rows?
8/25How do you use a subquery to find names of customers who have placed orders in an 'Orders' table?
9/25How do you create a new table named 'Employees' with columns 'EmployeeID' (integer) and 'EmployeeName' (varchar)?
10/25How do you create an index on the 'EmployeeName' column of the 'Employees' table for faster queries?
11/25What does the SQL statement 'BEGIN TRANSACTION' do?
12/25What is the purpose of the 'LIKE' operator in SQL?
13/25Which SQL statement is used to set a default value for a column?
14/25How can you combine results from multiple SELECT statements in SQL?
15/25Which SQL function is used to return the current date and time?
16/25What does the following SQL statement do: SELECT EmployeeName, SUM(Salary) OVER (PARTITION BY DepartmentID) FROM Employees?
17/25Which of the following is NOT a valid aggregate function in SQL?
18/25Which SQL statement is used to change the data type of a column in an existing table?
19/25Which statement is used to add a new row to a table in SQL?
20/25In SQL, which command is used to change the structure of a table such as adding a column or changing a column type?
21/25What is the purpose of the 'GROUP BY' clause in SQL?
22/25Which SQL statement is used to return only distinct (different) values?
23/25How can you insert multiple rows into a table named 'Orders'?
24/25In SQL, which command is used to add a new column to an existing table?
25/25What is the function of the 'HAVING' clause in SQL?
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