Exam 3: Creating Tables
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For any column whose data type is CHAR, values must be enclosed in ____.
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To enter a null value into a table, you use a special format of the NULL command.
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If you need to delete a row from a table, you can use the ____________________ command.
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In Access, use the Documenter tool to describe the tables in a database.
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Oracle stores script files is a special location called Saved Commands.
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You can use the ____________________ command to update a value in a table.
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In SQL Server, execute the sp_columns command to list all the columns in a table.
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In Oracle 10G Express, you enter commands on the SQL ____________________ page.
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The ____ command defines a table's structure by listing its columns, data types, and column lengths.
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In Oracle, the date, November 12, 2010 would be stored as '12-NOV-2010'.
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Which of the following commands changes the value in a column?
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You can use the ____________________ data type to store date data.
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You must enclose values in ____________________ quotation marks for any column whose type is character (CHAR), even when the data contains numbers.
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When a script file contains more than one command, each command must end with a(n) ____.
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