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What are the different types of SQL? Ans: Data definition, data manipulation, and data control. What does DDL do and what does it stand for? Ans: Data definition language. They are commands that define (create) and establish constraints. What does DML do and what does it stand for? Ans: Data manipulation language. Includes commands that maintain and query a database. What does DCL do and what does it stand for? Ans: Data control language. They are commands that administer privileges and execute data.

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ISM 4212 Exam 2 - Armstrong Questions
and Correct Answers/ Latest Update /
Already Graded
What are the different types of SQL?

Ans: Data definition, data manipulation, and data control.


What does DDL do and what does it stand for?

Ans: Data definition language.
They are commands that define (create) and establish
constraints.


What does DML do and what does it stand for?

Ans: Data manipulation language. Includes commands that
maintain and query a database.


What does DCL do and what does it stand for?

Ans: Data control language.
They are commands that administer privileges and execute
data.




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What is referential integrity?

Ans: A constraint that states that foreign key values of a table
must match primary key values of the related table.


Give the basic form for making a table in SQL.

Ans: CREATE TABLE tblname (columnname1 datatype not null
primary key,.....)


How do you add a FK to a table?

Ans: ALTER TABLE tblname ADD FOREIGN KEY (blankid)
references tblname2(blankid)


How do you insert a full row of data into a table?

Ans: INSERT INTO tblname VALUES (1, 'Dodgers', '01/02/1980')


How do you insert a partial row of data?

Ans: INSERT INTO tblname (columnname1, comulmnname2)
VALUES ('no',1)


How do you delete a whole table from a DB?


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Ans: DROP TABLE tblname


How do you delete all rows from a table?

Ans: DELETE FROM tblname


How do you update data in a table?

Ans: UPDATE tblname SET column1 = new value WHERE
condition.


How do you delete certain rows from a table?

Ans: DELETE FROM tblname WHERE condition.


What is range control?

Ans: The allowable value limitations.


What is a database management system?

Ans: Software that handles the storage, retrieval and updating
of data in a computer system.


What is a relational database management system?

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