Exam 5: Multiple Table Queries
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When is it necessary to qualify a column name while joining tables in MySQL?
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There are three set operations: union, intersection, and difference. Define each of these operations. Which are supported by Oracle?
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When a subquery involves a table listed in the outer query, the subquery is called a(n) _____.
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The _____ of two tables is a table containing every row that is in either the first table, the second table, or both tables.
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When tables are listed in the FROM clause of an SQL query, you can give them alternate names, also known as _____.
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When a query includes the clause FROM CLIENT A, CLIENT B, SQL will _____.
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Suppose you have an ADDRESS_BOOK table containing the first and last names, addresses, and birthdays of many people you know. How can you write a query to display the names of pairs of your acquaintances who have the same birthday?
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A condition is true if it satisfies any value (one or more) produced by a subquery that is preceded by the _____.
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In which type of join will all rows from the table listed second in the query be included regardless of whether they match rows from the table listed first in the query?
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One use case for an alias is a query that joins a table to itself, known as a(n) _____.
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