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Which functions are also known by the name ?
Group functions and aggregate functions are the same thing.
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Rewrite the query from exercise 1 so that the remarks will appear as the first column in query
Rewrite the query from exercise 1 so that the remarks will appear as the first column in your query results.
SELECT REMARKS, CHECK# FROM CHECKS;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Using the CHECKS table, write a query to return all the unique remarks
Using the CHECKS table, write a query to return all the unique remarks.
SELECT DISTINCT REMARKS FROM CHECKS;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Using the CHECKS table from earlier today, write a query to return just the check numbers and t
Using the CHECKS table from earlier today, write a query to return just the check numbers and the remarks.
SELECT CHECK#, REMARKS FROM CHECKS;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Which of the following SQL statements will work?
a) select *
from checks;
b) select * from checks;
c) select * from checks
All the above work.
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Will below statements will work or not?
a.) Select *
The FROM clause is missing. The two mandatory components of a SELECT statement are the SELECT and FROM.
b.) Select * from checks
The semicolon, which identifies the end of a SQL statement, is missing.
c.) Select amount na...
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Which functions are also known by the name ?
Group functions and aggregate functions are the same thing.
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Rewrite the query from exercise 1 so that the remarks will appear as the first column in query
Rewrite the query from exercise 1 so that the remarks will appear as the first column in your query results.
SELECT REMARKS, CHECK# FROM CHECKS;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Using the CHECKS table, write a query to return all the unique remarks
Using the CHECKS table, write a query to return all the unique remarks.
SELECT DISTINCT REMARKS FROM CHECKS;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Using the CHECKS table from earlier today, write a query to return just the check numbers and t
Using the CHECKS table from earlier today, write a query to return just the check numbers and the remarks.
SELECT CHECK#, REMARKS FROM CHECKS;
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Which of the following SQL statements will work?
a) select *
from checks;
b) select * from checks;
c) select * from checks
All the above work.
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
SQL
Comments: 0
Will below statements will work or not?
a.) Select *
The FROM clause is missing. The two mandatory components of a SELECT statement are the SELECT and FROM.
b.) Select * from checks
The semicolon, which identifies the end of a SQL statement, is missing.
c.) Select amount na...
Posted By:
Shruti Sharma
Posted On:
Dec 21
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