Exam 3: Structured Query Language
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Microsoft Access SQL commands are run in ________.
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Conditions after the WHERE keyword require single quotes around the values for columns that have which data type?
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Given the table
CUSTOMER(CustID,Name,PhoneNumber,AccountBalance)
write the standard SQL query to retrieve the Name and Phone Number of customers whose name begins with 'S'.
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SELECT Name,PhoneNumber
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WHERE Name LIKE 'S%';
Given the table
CUSTOMER(CustID,Name,PhoneNum,AcctBalance)
What is the standard SQL query phrase to retrieve the Name and Phone Number of customers?
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Standard SQL does not allow built-in functions to be used in a WHERE clause.
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Existing tables in a database can be structurally modified by using the SQL ________ command.
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Which of the following is the correct SQL clause to sort the results of a SELECT query in reverse-alphabetic order using the Department field?
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One way to specify all of the columns of a table is to use the special character * after the SQL keyword ________.
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In SQL,to refer to a range of values in a WHERE clause,use the WITHIN keyword.
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The ON DELETE CASCADE referential integrity constraint does not apply when rows are deleted using the SQL DELETE command.
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If you need to create a primary key that is a composite key using SQL,the key may be defined when the table is created using the CREATE TABLE statement.
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A composite primary key can be defined using the CONSTRAINT phrase in which SQL command?
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SQL is not a complete programming language,but is rather a(n)________.
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The values of existing data can be modified using the SQL ________ command,which can be used to change several column values at once.
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The SQL GROUP BY keyword can be used to group rows by common values.
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An SQL data type of ________ would indicate a variable-length character string with maximum length 75.
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An SQL data type of ________ means that values consist of seven decimal numbers with two numbers assumed to the right of the decimal point.
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Which of the following data types used in SQL would define a numeric field of the pattern 99.99?
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Which of the following SQL commands would be used to remove both the data and the table structure of a table named STUDENT?
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