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Apsara Clouder: Beginner's Guide to MySQL | ALibaba |
Get ready to embark on your journey with Alibaba Apsara Clouder by taking the "Beginner's Guide to MySQL" exam. This comprehensive guide is designed to equip you with fundamental MySQL skills, covering everything from basic queries to advanced database management. Whether you're new to MySQL or looking to strengthen your existing knowledge, this exam provides an excellent opportunity to validate your skills and boost your career prospects. Join us and start mastering MySQL today with Alibaba Apsara Clouder!
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Exam Question
1. What does SQL stand for?A. Standard Quality LanguageB. Structured Query LanguageC. Standard Query LanguageD. Structured, Quantifiable, Labeled
A. A programming language that is typically used in relational database or data stream management systems.B. A family of computer languages including commands permitting users to manipulate data in a database.C. A computer language used to create and modify the structure of database objects in a database.D. A set of special commands that deal with the transactions within the database.
A. An open-source relational database management system.B. A type of database.C. A type of language that you can use to create and manage databases.D. A program developed by Microsoft.
A. A programming language that is typically used in relational database or data stream management systems.B. A family of computer languages including commands permitting users to manipulate data in a database.C. A computer language used to create and modify the structure of database objects in a database.D. A set of special commands that deal with the transactions within the database.
A. SELECT FirstName FROM Employees WHERE FirstName = "Peter"B. SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE FirstName = "Peter"C. SELECT [ALL] FROM Employees WHERE FirstName = "Peter"D. SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE FirstName <> "Peter"
A. SORT BY DateB. ORDER BY Date DESCC. GROUP BY DateD. ORDER BY Date ASC
A. SELECT FirstName FROM EmployeesB. SELECT Employees.FirstNameC. EXTRACT Employees FROM FirstNameD. OBTAIN FirstName OF Employees
A. False
B. True
A. INNER JOINB. RIGHT JOINC. OUTER JOIND. LEFT JOIN
A. All rows in which the value of the "Department" column is "Engineering" is returned.B. All rows in which the value of the "Department" column is not "Engineering" is returned.C. All rows in which the value of the "Salary" column is above 5,000 is returned.D. All rows in which the value of the "Salary" column is below 5,000 is returned.E. All rows in which the value of "Salary" is above 5,000 AND the value of "Department" is "Engineering" is returned.