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Which SQL keyword is used to add rows to a database table?
Which SQL keyword is used to add rows to a database table?
- JOIN
- UPDATE
- INSERT (correct)
- CREATE
What is the purpose of the INTERSECT command in SQL?
What is the purpose of the INTERSECT command in SQL?
- Combine results from two queries with all unique rows.
- Return only rows that appear in both result sets. (correct)
- Remove rows from a table.
- Join two tables based on a common column.
Which two columns should be selected to create a composite primary key for the ChapterLanguage table?
Which two columns should be selected to create a composite primary key for the ChapterLanguage table?
- City
- ChapterId (correct)
- Country
- LanguageId (correct)
In order to normalize data to third normal form, how many tables should you create from a given recipe data?
In order to normalize data to third normal form, how many tables should you create from a given recipe data?
Which command should be used to retrieve data from two related database tables?
Which command should be used to retrieve data from two related database tables?
Which keyword would you use to combine the results of two queries and return only the unique rows?
Which keyword would you use to combine the results of two queries and return only the unique rows?
To evaluate changes in database objects, which SQL statements should you use?
To evaluate changes in database objects, which SQL statements should you use?
What is the primary function of the UPDATE command in SQL?
What is the primary function of the UPDATE command in SQL?
What is the appropriate term to fill in the blank: The _______________ model for database management is based on first-order predicate logic?
What is the appropriate term to fill in the blank: The _______________ model for database management is based on first-order predicate logic?
Which normal form should be applied to avoid many-to-many relationships in the StudentInformation table?
Which normal form should be applied to avoid many-to-many relationships in the StudentInformation table?
Which of the following are steps in the database planning life cycle? Select three.
Which of the following are steps in the database planning life cycle? Select three.
What are the characteristics of effective application design? Select three.
What are the characteristics of effective application design? Select three.
Which design should John implement to create a description of a database on secondary storage media?
Which design should John implement to create a description of a database on secondary storage media?
What would be the correct action to resolve a SELECT permission error on the CurrentEmp table?
What would be the correct action to resolve a SELECT permission error on the CurrentEmp table?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of relational databases?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of relational databases?
Which normal form helps to prevent redundancy in database design?
Which normal form helps to prevent redundancy in database design?
Which management activity enhances the efficiency of database application stages?
Which management activity enhances the efficiency of database application stages?
What action can resolve an issue with a failed DML statement on the Sales table? (Choose two.)
What action can resolve an issue with a failed DML statement on the Sales table? (Choose two.)
What is the process of extracting trails for transfer to a non-accessible security system by database administrators?
What is the process of extracting trails for transfer to a non-accessible security system by database administrators?
How can you reduce fragmentation caused by page splits in the OrderDetails table?
How can you reduce fragmentation caused by page splits in the OrderDetails table?
Which method effectively disables remote connections to a MySQL server?
Which method effectively disables remote connections to a MySQL server?
Which scenario correctly describes referential integrity?
Which scenario correctly describes referential integrity?
What happens when page splitting occurs in a heavily transacted table?
What happens when page splitting occurs in a heavily transacted table?
Which of the following actions can improve data retrieval performance in a database?
Which of the following actions can improve data retrieval performance in a database?
Which clause should be included in usp_GetEmp to ensure it executes under the context of the owner?
Which clause should be included in usp_GetEmp to ensure it executes under the context of the owner?
What type of database design is used to create a high-level representation of the data structure?
What type of database design is used to create a high-level representation of the data structure?
Which of the following files should you copy for a backup related to MySQL replication?
Which of the following files should you copy for a backup related to MySQL replication?
What is the best approach to prevent unauthorized changes to a SQL Server database?
What is the best approach to prevent unauthorized changes to a SQL Server database?
Which two files contain essential configuration information that must be restored after a MySQL database server crash?
Which two files contain essential configuration information that must be restored after a MySQL database server crash?
Which SQL query correctly ensures that the lastname column in the employees table will not accept null values?
Which SQL query correctly ensures that the lastname column in the employees table will not accept null values?
What type of database design involves how data is physically stored?
What type of database design involves how data is physically stored?
Which action is necessary to give an employee access to the CurrentEmp table?
Which action is necessary to give an employee access to the CurrentEmp table?
What type of trigger should be implemented to ensure the ExamModifiedDate is updated only if no constraint violation occurs?
What type of trigger should be implemented to ensure the ExamModifiedDate is updated only if no constraint violation occurs?
Which option will successfully create a trigger that updates ExamModifiedDate with the current date and time on the ExamQuestions table?
Which option will successfully create a trigger that updates ExamModifiedDate with the current date and time on the ExamQuestions table?
To restrict a MySQL server to only accept clients with new-format passwords, which option is correct?
To restrict a MySQL server to only accept clients with new-format passwords, which option is correct?
Which command is NOT used to terminate a transaction?
Which command is NOT used to terminate a transaction?
What mechanism protects a database from unintended activities such as misuse and attacks?
What mechanism protects a database from unintended activities such as misuse and attacks?
Which command effectively rolls back the previous operations in a transaction?
Which command effectively rolls back the previous operations in a transaction?
Which of the following triggers would activate upon an UPDATE action on exam entries?
Which of the following triggers would activate upon an UPDATE action on exam entries?
Which command would you use to finalize a successful transaction in MySQL?
Which command would you use to finalize a successful transaction in MySQL?
Which query will retrieve ItemName and Price when chocolate appears in the ItemDescription column?
Which query will retrieve ItemName and Price when chocolate appears in the ItemDescription column?
What could likely cause a stored procedure to return all null values when verifying that there is data in the Person table?
What could likely cause a stored procedure to return all null values when verifying that there is data in the Person table?
Which SQL statement will return the country and number of orders in each country where the number of orders is less than 50?
Which SQL statement will return the country and number of orders in each country where the number of orders is less than 50?
Which feature does a relational database use to ensure that data entered into a column is valid?
Which feature does a relational database use to ensure that data entered into a column is valid?
Which condition is likely to prevent a table from being in third normal form?
Which condition is likely to prevent a table from being in third normal form?
Which of these statements about functions and stored procedures is correct?
Which of these statements about functions and stored procedures is correct?
Which query will return a result set of orders placed after January 2023 in all states except California?
Which query will return a result set of orders placed after January 2023 in all states except California?
What is the correct way to create a report of data from the students table based on specific requirements?
What is the correct way to create a report of data from the students table based on specific requirements?
Flashcards
Data Definition Language (DDL)
Data Definition Language (DDL)
A set of commands used to define and modify the structure of a database, including creating, altering, and deleting tables and other database objects.
Data Manipulation Language (DML)
Data Manipulation Language (DML)
Commands used to manipulate data within a database, including adding, deleting, and updating rows.
JOIN
JOIN
A SQL command used to combine rows from two or more tables based on a related column.
INSERT
INSERT
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INTERSECT
INTERSECT
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Third Normal Form (3NF)
Third Normal Form (3NF)
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Composite Primary Key
Composite Primary Key
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Relational Database
Relational Database
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Relational Model
Relational Model
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Many-to-Many Relationships (Database)
Many-to-Many Relationships (Database)
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Database Planning Life Cycle
Database Planning Life Cycle
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Application Design Characteristics
Application Design Characteristics
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Logical Database Design
Logical Database Design
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Physical Database Design
Physical Database Design
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Stored Procedure Permissions
Stored Procedure Permissions
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Database Error: 'The SELECT permission was denied...'
Database Error: 'The SELECT permission was denied...'
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Database Planning
Database Planning
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Object Identification
Object Identification
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Referential Integrity
Referential Integrity
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Native Auditing
Native Auditing
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Fill Factor
Fill Factor
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Page Splitting
Page Splitting
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DML (Data Manipulation Language)
DML (Data Manipulation Language)
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Transaction
Transaction
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What is a Physical Database Design?
What is a Physical Database Design?
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What is a Conceptual Database Design?
What is a Conceptual Database Design?
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What is a Logical Database Design?
What is a Logical Database Design?
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What is the purpose of a database security measure?
What is the purpose of a database security measure?
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How does 'With Execute As Owner' work?
How does 'With Execute As Owner' work?
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How does 'With Execute As Caller' work?
How does 'With Execute As Caller' work?
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What is the 'relay-log.info' file for?
What is the 'relay-log.info' file for?
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What kind of data does the 'my.ini' file hold?
What kind of data does the 'my.ini' file hold?
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INSTEAD OF Trigger
INSTEAD OF Trigger
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AFTER Trigger
AFTER Trigger
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FOR REPLICATION
FOR REPLICATION
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NOT FOR REPLICATION
NOT FOR REPLICATION
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New-format Passwords in MySQL
New-format Passwords in MySQL
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Terminate a Transaction
Terminate a Transaction
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TRUNCATE
TRUNCATE
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Database Security
Database Security
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Query for Orders After January 2023
Query for Orders After January 2023
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Stored Procedure Null Values
Stored Procedure Null Values
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Retrieve ItemName and Price
Retrieve ItemName and Price
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Function vs Stored Procedure
Function vs Stored Procedure
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Clustered Index
Clustered Index
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Third Normal Form Violation
Third Normal Form Violation
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Country Order Count
Country Order Count
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Foreign Key Constraint
Foreign Key Constraint
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Study Notes
- Database management systems (DBMS) use structures like bitmaps, b-trees, and hashes for data storage and retrieval.
- Indexes are used to speed up data retrieval, particularly for
SELECT
statements, by reducing the amount of data that needs to be searched. - Normalization reduces data redundancy and improves data integrity by organizing data into separate tables.
- A primary key uniquely identifies a row in a table.
- A composite key is a combination of multiple columns that uniquely identifies a row in a table.
- Stored procedures are sets of SQL statements that perform a specific task.
- Stored procedures can improve performance and security.
GRANT SELECT
gives user permission to read data in a table.- Database backups are crucial for data recovery.
- Data types handle different kinds of data and are crucial for managing data storage space and ensuring data integrity.
- Data is stored in rows and columns in tables.
- A row in a table is called a tuple or a record.
- A column in a table is called an attribute or a field.
- Data manipulation language (DML) commands manipulate data within a database (e.g., INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, SELECT)
- Indexes can improve query performance.
- Appropriate data types should be used for columns to minimize storage space.
- Data integrity in relational databases is maintained by primary and foreign keys which link tables.
- Data manipulation language (DML) commands may include INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE to change data in a table.
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Test your knowledge on SQL fundamentals with this quiz. Explore concepts such as commands, normalization, and database planning. Perfect for beginner to intermediate learners in database management.