Database SQL Quiz GIS & Civil
Covers Chapters 4 , 5 & 6 . Quiz Duration is 25 mins.
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Each column has a Unique constrain is a Primary key
(1 Point)
True
False
4
Referential integrity is a constrain on data stating that all its references are valid
(1 Point)
True
False
DDL (Data Definition Language) contains:
(1 Point)
CREATE, TRUNCATE
CREATE, SELECT
GRANT, REVOKE
DROP, REVOKE
Consider the following SQL statement:
GRANT SELECT ON TABLE employee TO Gemy WITH GRANT OPTIONS;
(Choose all that apply)
(1 Point)
Gemy has the privilege to select from employee table
Gemy has the privilege to select and update from employee table
Gemy has the privilege to grant users select from employee table
Gemy has the privilege to grant users select from all tables in schema
7
Which is correct in regards to INSERT statement:
(1 Point)
Only when inserting dates values, they have to be written/inserted inside single quotes.
If values of certain columns inserted (not the entire columns of a table), you must consider the
order of writing columns names themselves.
In a table, you may specify which columns to insert in, regardless of constrains linked with any
column.
Evaluate the result of the following query:
UPDATE dependent
SET dependent_name = Ahmed Sameh
After running this query, the result is:
(1 Point)
The whole values of ‘dependent_name’ column will be changed to Ahmed Sameh
Only the records which have values of ‘dependent_name’ will be changed to Ahmed Sameh
Error!
Which is true in regard with the difference between DELETE and TRUNCATE:
(1 Point)
DELETE is a DDL command whereas TRUNCATE is a DML command
DELETE can have a WHERE condition but TRUNCATE not
DELETE keeps the structure of the deleted table (if there is no WHERE condition) whereas
TRUNCATE removes the structure of the deleted table
10
Evaluate the following code:
SELECT name
FROM employee
WHERE salary BETWEEN 2000 AND 5000 ;
The above code is equivalent to:
(1 Point)
SELECT name FROM employee WHERE salary > 2000 AND salary < 5000 ;
SELECT name FROM employee WHERE salary > 2000 OR salary < 5000 ;
SELECT name FROM employee WHERE salary >= 2000 AND salary < 5000 ;
SELECT name FROM employee WHERE salary > = 2000 AND salary <= 5000 ;
SELECT name FROM employee WHERE salary >= 2000 OR salary <= 5000 ;
11
Consider the following query running result, What is the right SQL code to performe
the result with this order:
(1 Point)
SELECT product_name, Cost/unit FROM product ORDER BY product_name DESC, Cost/unit DESC;
SELECT product_name, Cost/unit FROM product ORDER BY product_name, Cost/unit;
SELECT product_name, Cost/unit FROM product ORDER BY product_name ASC, Cost/unit DESC;
SELECT product_name, Cost/unit FROM product ORDER BY product_name DESC , Cost/unit DESC;
SELECT product_name, Cost/unit FROM product ORDER BY product_name;
12
What’s true regarding Inner Join between two tables:
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Retrieve all records from both tables
Retrieve only matched records between the two tables
None of the above
13
Full outer join considered as a mix between right and left outer joins besides inner join
(1 Point)
True
False
14
Which of the following self-join queries will return ‘emp-name’ and ‘supervisor-name’
related to each employee:
(1 Point)
SELECT FNAME, FNAME FROM employee AS emp, employee AS super WHERE emp.superssn=
super.ssn
SELECT FNAME, FNAME FROM employee AS emp, employee AS super WHERE super.superssn=
emp.ssn
SELECT emp.FNAME, super.FNAME FROM employee AS emp, employee AS super WHERE
emp.superssn= super.ssn
15
A subquery is a nested query used to return data that will be used in the main query as
a condition to further restrict the data to be retrieved
(1 Point)
True
False
16
SQL aliases are used to give a table or a column in a table a permanent name.
(1 Point)
True
False
17
Evaluate the query below:
SELECT MAX(ssn), COUNT(salary)
FROM employee
Which is true in regards with the above code:
(Choose all that apply)
(1 Point)
The query will return only one value for SSN
The query will return the total value of all salaries by adding them altogether
COUNT will proceed all salary values including the NULL values
Columns’ names in the result set will be not readable
18
Aggregate functions perform a calculation on a set of values, and return a single value.
In addition, they can used with the GROUP BY clause.
(1 Point)
True
False
19
Concerning the SQL clauses execution order; SELECT clause executed first, then
WHERE clause, and finally FROM clause
(1 Point)
True
False
20
Which is true about the database VIEWS:
(1 Point)
A view in SQL are kind of virtual table
A View can either have all the rows of a table or specific rows based on certain condition
A view can be simple or complex view
A view can restrict data access
A view is considered as a SQL statement stored in the database with an associated name
All of the above
21
Which is true about INDEXES in database :
(1 Point)
Defined on one column only
Accelerate the retrieval of records
They must be created by DBMS
22
Which of the following applied to GROUP BY and HAVING SQL clauses:
(Choose all that apply)
(1 Point)
GROUP BY is often used with aggregate functions to group the result set
HAVING is used to restrict the result set retrieved by GROUP BY, by applying certain condition/s
It’s not obligatory to write GROUP BY clause when using HAVING clause in a SQL statement
It’s not a must to use WHERE clause when using GROUP BY clause
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