Exam 6: Updating Data

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Which of the following is a valid SQL command?

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You can use REMOVE ROW to remove a row from a table.

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To add a new column, use the ____________________ clause of the ALTER TABLE command.

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You cannot use a compound condition to update a row.

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You can cancel updates at any time during your current work session.

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By placing a(n)____________________ command in an INSERT command, you can add the query results to a table.

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In a transaction, it is acceptable if some steps fail.

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You cannot change the characteristics of existing columns.

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The data stored in tables is subject to constant change.

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To sort rows in a specific order, use the ____________________ clause with the desired sort key(s).

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The UPDATE command contains the word ____________________, followed by the name of the column to be updated, an equals sign, and the new value.

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When you use the CREATE TABLE command with the word LIKE to create a new table from an existing table, the new table has the same data as the original table.

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If you specify NOT NULL for a column when you create a table, you are prohibited from changing a value in the column to null.

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When you update the data in a table, your updates are always permanent.

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To permanently remove both a table and its data, you must issue both a DROP TABLE command and a DELETE command.

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