Exam 8: SQL Functions and Procedures

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In SQL Server and Microsoft Access,to add a specific number of months to a date,use the ____ function.

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SQL is a powerful ____________________ language in which you communicate tasks to the computer using simple commands.

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To handle processing of errors,include an ABORT clause in a stored procedure.

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In SQL Server,the INSERTED table is a temporary system table that contains a copy of the values that the last SQL command inserted.

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In Microsoft Access,programs are written in ____________________,which does not support embedded SQL commands directly in the code.

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A(n)____________________ is a pointer to a row in the collection of rows retrieved by an SQL command.

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To close a cursor and deactivate it,use the ____________________ command.

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In Oracle and SQL Server,the ____ function displays a value in lowercase letters.

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The ADD_MONTHS function has one argument.

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In Oracle,to add a specific number of months to a date,use the ____ function.​

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In Microsoft Access,you must store an SQL command in a string variable.

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DBMS_OUTPUT is a package that contains multiple procedures,including PUT_LINE.

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The process of combining two or more character columns into a single expression is called ____________________.

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A(n)____ is a procedure that is executed automatically in response to an associated database operation.

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In Oracle and SQL Server,the ____ function displays a value in uppercase letters.

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