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SQL Data Types Quiz
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SQL Data Types Quiz

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What is the data type for the 'Name' column in the EMPLOYEE table?

  • VARCHAR(15) (correct)
  • INT
  • CHAR(15)
  • DECIMAL(10,2)
  • What is the data type for the 'Ssn' column in the EMPLOYEE table?

  • CHAR(15)
  • INT (correct)
  • VARCHAR(15)
  • DECIMAL(10,2)
  • What is the precision and scale for the 'Salary' column in the EMPLOYEE table?

  • INT
  • VARCHAR(15)
  • DECIMAL(10,2) (correct)
  • CHAR(15)
  • Which data type should be used to store fixed-length character strings of maximum length 15 in the EMPLOYEE table?

    <p>CHAR(15)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What will be the result of adding the value 12345 to the 'Ssn' column in the EMPLOYEE table?

    <p>The value will be automatically truncated to 123</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a value of $5(7 + 3)$ is inserted into the 'Salary' column, what will be the stored value?

    <p>$35.00</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What will happen if a value of 'John Doe' is inserted into the 'Ssn' column?

    <p>An error will occur due to the data type mismatch</p> Signup and view all the answers

    If a value of $75000.99$ is inserted into the 'Salary' column, what will be the stored value?

    <p>$75001.00</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    EMPLOYEE Table Data Types

    • The 'Name' column typically uses the VARCHAR or CHAR data type to store variable-length character strings.
    • The 'Ssn' column is generally defined with the CHAR or VARCHAR data type for storing social security numbers as strings.

    Salary Column Specifications

    • The 'Salary' column usually has a decimal data type with specified precision and scale, allowing for values in a range suitable for currency.

    Fixed-Length Character Storage

    • For storing fixed-length character strings with a maximum length of 15, the CHAR(15) data type is recommended.

    Ssn Column Value Addition

    • Adding the value 12345 to the 'Ssn' column could result in a data type error if the column is set to only accept string values since it typically expects a formatted string.

    Salary Calculation

    • Inserting a value of $5(7 + 3)$ into the 'Salary' column will store the result calculated, which equals $50.

    Ssn Column Data Type Violation

    • Inserting a string like 'John Doe' into the 'Ssn' column would lead to a data type violation or error if the column is strictly defined to accept numerical values.

    Salary Value Storage

    • A value of $75000.99$ inserted into the 'Salary' column will be stored as is, provided the column supports decimal values and the appropriate precision and scale are defined.

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    Test your knowledge of SQL data types with this quiz. Identify the data types for specific columns and understand precision and scale for numeric data types.

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