Exam 23: Relational Databases

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What will the following expression match to? Name LIKE '_e%'

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The outcome of a SQL query is a ____________________.

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The ______ clause is used to select data that fulfill a condition

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Beginners are afraid of issuing complex SQL queries, so they are ______

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In a Java program, the result of a SQL query is returned in a(n) _____________ object.

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What is wrong with the following statement? ResultSet result = statement.execute("SELECT * from emp WHERE empNum = '5'");

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What statement will return the value of a given key from the configuration file? Assume props is of type Properties.

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An example of a desktop database is:

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Used with the LIKE operator, the ______ symbol matches exactly one character.

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One of the steps for testing the JDBC driver is:

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What is the effect of the following statement? String product_code = result.getString(1);

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In SQL, the _____________ command is used to issue queries.

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Based on the table below, the SQL statement that changes the last name of customer 3175 to Michael is _____________________. Customer table Based on the table below, the SQL statement that changes the last name of customer 3175 to Michael is _____________________. Customer table

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What is one reason why you need a finally clause after a try/catch sequence that accesses a database?

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The outcome of a SELECT query is a _________ that you can view and analyze.

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