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SQL Database Management
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SQL Database Management

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What is the correct SQL command to add data to a table?

  • CREATE
  • UPDATE
  • INSERT (correct)
  • ALTER
  • What is the normal form achieved when a primary key is defined?

  • 1NF (correct)
  • 2NF
  • Boyce-Codd Normal Form
  • 3NF
  • What type of index uses a single root node to point to multiple data pages?

  • unique index
  • nonclustered index
  • clustered index (correct)
  • hashed index
  • What clause is used with the SELECT command to pull records based on a specific range of values?

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    What is the primary purpose of an index in a database?

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    Study Notes

    Database Operations

    • To add data to a table, use the INSERT statement.
    • ADD is not a valid statement for adding data to a table.

    Normalization Levels

    • Defining a primary key reaches the level of 1NF (First Normal Form).
    • Primary key definition does not necessarily imply reaching 2NF, 3NF, or 4NF.

    Index Types

    • A clustered index uses pointers that point to row location.
    • A nonclustered index is a type of index that does not store data in a particular order.
    • There is no such type of index as quick index or primary index in relational databases.

    SELECT Clause

    • The BETWEEN clause is used with the SELECT command to pull records based on a range.
    • There is no COMBO or COMBINE clause in SQL.

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    This quiz assesses your knowledge of SQL commands, indexing, and normalization. Test your understanding of database management concepts and SQL syntax.

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