Exam 3: Structured Query Language

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Explain why it is important to learn SQL.

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SQL is a data sublanguage,not a complete programming language.

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What are SQL Built-in Functions?

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Using standard SQL,unmatched rows will not appear in the result of a join.

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Microsoft Access SQL commands are run within the SQL View of a Query window.

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Explain the essential format of the CREATE TABLE statement.

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To open a new Microsoft Access Query window,click the Query Design button on the Create command tab.

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Given the table STUDENT(StudentID,Name,Advisor),which of the following SQL statements would be used to add new student data to the STUDENT table?

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For a column to be defined as the primary key using table constraints,the column must have been given the property NULL.

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The result for SELECT statements in SQL is a relation unless the result is a single number.

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Which of the following data types used in SQL would define a fixed-length text field of 10 characters?

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Explain how to run an SQL query in Microsoft Access.

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Explain two methods for defining a primary key using SQL.

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Discuss SQL data types.

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Using SQL commands,multiple tables can be queried so that all the values from one table appear in the results,regardless of whether they have one or more corresponding values in the other table,by using the SQL ________ command.

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Compare and contrast subqueries and joins.

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Microsoft Access can run QBE queries,but not SQL queries.

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