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SELECT identifies...
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which columns
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FROM identifies...
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which tables
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What does DISTINCT do?
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Suppresses duplicates
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Are SQL statements case-sensitive?
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No
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Can keywords be split across lines?
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Yes
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Can tabs and spaces be used to make readible code?
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Yes
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What are four (4) ways to execute a SQL statement
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1) ; at end
2) / on last line in buffer 3) / at SQL prompt 4) Issue SQL*Plus RUN command at SQL prompt |
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Is date in result left or right justified?
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Left
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How can you change column header to lowercase
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Select Field1 "Field1"...
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What is a null?
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A value that is unavailable, unassigned, unknown, or inapplicable
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What is 12+(12*null)?
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null
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What is concatenation operator?
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||
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What is a literal?
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A character, expression, or number included in the SELECT list
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What is SQL buffer?
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a part of memory that stores SQL statements
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What command shows the strucutre of a table
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DESC[RIBE]
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How do you list contents of sql buffer?
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L[IST]
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