SQL Data Definition (DDL) and Integrity Constraints
Curriculum and historical examination lineage for SQL Data Definition (DDL) and Integrity Constraints under Unit 3 (SQL and Advanced Database Programming) of Database Management Systems (21CSC205P) at SRMIST.
Historical appearance distribution across SRMIST Formative Tests (CT1, CT2) and University End Semester examinations.
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Create and insert are (A) DDL and DML respectively (C) DML and DDL respectively (B) DML and DCL respectively (D) DDL and TCL respectively [1]
Drop table, table name is a (A) DDL command (C) TCL command (B) DCL command (D) DML command [1]
DDL Datas are _________ automatically without ______ (A) Committed, manual commit (C) Recovered, manual recovery (B) Deleted, delete (D) Executed, manual execution [1]
A DDL command after any number of DML command (A) Stores the data permanently (B) No affect with DML commands (C) No effect with DDL command (D) Stores the DDL statement data...
SELECT * FROM employee What type of statement is this? (A) DML (B) DDL (C) View (D) DCL [1]
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