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Which SQL query correctly updates the address of the customer 'White Clover Markets'?
Which SQL query correctly updates the address of the customer 'White Clover Markets'?
- UPDATE Customers WHERE CustomerName='White Clover Markets' SET Address='Windsor, N8Y 2P9, Canada';
- UPDATE Customers SET Address='Windsor, N8Y 2P9, Canada' WHERE CustomerName='White Clover Markets'; (correct)
- SET Address='Windsor, N8Y 2P9, Canada' WHERE CustomerName='White Clover Markets';
- CHANGE Address='Windsor, N8Y 2P9, Canada' WHERE CustomerName='White Clover Markets';
What command would you use to remove the customer 'Wolski' from the Customers table?
What command would you use to remove the customer 'Wolski' from the Customers table?
- DROP Customer FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName='Wolski';
- ERASE FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName='Wolski';
- REMOVE FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName='Wolski';
- DELETE FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName='Wolski'; (correct)
Which of the following statements accurately defines a NoSQL database?
Which of the following statements accurately defines a NoSQL database?
- NoSQL databases store data in unstructured or semi-structured formats. (correct)
- NoSQL databases use tables and structured schemas similar to relational databases.
- NoSQL databases require a fixed schema and predefined data types.
- NoSQL databases organize data using hierarchical structures like trees.
Which type of NoSQL database is specifically designed for storing key-value pairs?
Which type of NoSQL database is specifically designed for storing key-value pairs?
Which option is NOT a characteristic of document databases in NoSQL?
Which option is NOT a characteristic of document databases in NoSQL?
In SQL, what does the SET command specifically do?
In SQL, what does the SET command specifically do?
Which type of NoSQL database is optimized for querying complex networks of relationships?
Which type of NoSQL database is optimized for querying complex networks of relationships?
What does the DELETE command do in SQL?
What does the DELETE command do in SQL?
What is a primary advantage of using NoSQL databases over traditional relational databases?
What is a primary advantage of using NoSQL databases over traditional relational databases?
Which SQL command would you use to add a new record to a table?
Which SQL command would you use to add a new record to a table?
What command would be used to start the process of importing the data from a CSV file into the students table?
What command would be used to start the process of importing the data from a CSV file into the students table?
Which backup method only includes the changes made since the last full backup?
Which backup method only includes the changes made since the last full backup?
In a recovery scenario, what would a transaction log recovery achieve?
In a recovery scenario, what would a transaction log recovery achieve?
What command is used to create a backup of the person table in the movie database?
What command is used to create a backup of the person table in the movie database?
What is a necessary step when restoring the movie database from a backup file?
What is a necessary step when restoring the movie database from a backup file?
Which of the following statements is true regarding full backups?
Which of the following statements is true regarding full backups?
Which recovery method would you recommend for a server that restarted during active transactions?
Which recovery method would you recommend for a server that restarted during active transactions?
What would the option 'IGNORE 1 ROWS;' accomplish in the context of importing CSV data?
What would the option 'IGNORE 1 ROWS;' accomplish in the context of importing CSV data?
Which command is appropriate for performing a differential backup?
Which command is appropriate for performing a differential backup?
When using mysqldump to backup a full database, which command is correct?
When using mysqldump to backup a full database, which command is correct?
Flashcards
SQL INSERT
SQL INSERT
Adds a new row (data record) to a table in a relational database.
SQL DELETE
SQL DELETE
Removes a row (data record) from a table in a relational database.
SQL UPDATE
SQL UPDATE
Modifies existing data in a row of a table in a relational database.
NoSQL Database
NoSQL Database
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Key-Value Store
Key-Value Store
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Document Database
Document Database
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Graph Database
Graph Database
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Relational Database
Relational Database
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SQL Query
SQL Query
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SQL WHERE clause
SQL WHERE clause
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CSV Import SQL
CSV Import SQL
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Full Database Backup
Full Database Backup
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Differential Backup
Differential Backup
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Transaction Log Backup
Transaction Log Backup
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Transaction Log Recovery
Transaction Log Recovery
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MySQL Backup Command
MySQL Backup Command
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MySQL Restore Command
MySQL Restore Command
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Study Notes
SQL Queries for Database Management
- SQL queries are used to manage data within a database.
- INSERT: Adds new data records to a table.
- DELETE: Removes data from a table.
- UPDATE: Modifies existing data in a table.
- SET: Used with UPDATE to specify which data to update.
Example SQL Statements
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INSERT: Adds data to the
Customerstable- Example:
INSERT INTO Customers (CustomerName, ContactName, Address, City, PostalCode, Country) VALUES ('Cardinal', 'Tom B. Erichsen', 'Skagen 21', 'Stavanger', '4006', 'Norway');
- Example:
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DELETE: Removes a customer from the
Customerstable- Example:
DELETE FROM Customers WHERE CustomerName='Wolski';
- Example:
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UPDATE: Changes a customer's address
- Example:
UPDATE Customers SET City='Windsor', PostalCode='N8Y 2P9', Country='Canada' WHERE CustomerName='White Clover Markets';
- Example:
NoSQL Databases
- NoSQL databases (Not Only SQL) are often called non-relational.
- They don't organize data in tables with rows and columns like SQL databases.
- NoSQL data is stored in unstructured formats.
Types of NoSQL Databases
- Key-value stores: Store data as key-value pairs, where each key is unique.
- Example: User sessions on a website.
- Document databases: Store documents in formats like JSON, BSON, or XML.
- More efficient for reading and searching documents than relational databases.
- Graph databases: Store data as nodes connected by relationships.
- Efficient for querying networks of data.
- Wide Column Stores: Similar to relational tables but columns are not attributes, they're values. Efficient for managing massive tables with sparse information.
Example NoSQL Use Case (Social Networks)
- A social network might use a graph database to represent users and their connections. Nodes would be users, and connections would indicate friendships.
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Description
This quiz covers essential SQL queries for managing databases, including INSERT, DELETE, and UPDATE commands. It also introduces NoSQL databases and their non-relational structure. Test your knowledge on these crucial aspects of database management!
