MySQL Class
12 CBSE Informatics Practices: IP Questions and Answers
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Question.1: Define Primary Key,
Candidate Key, Alternate Key, Foreign Key.
Question.2: What is Degree,
Cardinality?
Question.3: Difference between CHARM
and VARCHAR
Question.4: Name ACID properties
(transaction properties)
Question.5: What is SQL? Name the classification of SQL statements.
Question.6: How would you display
tablets in a database?
Question.7: Which SQL clause is used to restrict the rows
returned by a Query?
Question.8: Write MySQL command to
display list of existing databases.
Question.9: Which command is used to
add a new tuple in a table?
Question.10: Difference between
WHERE clause and HAVING clause.
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Question.11: A Table
"TRAINS" has degree 3 and Cardinality 8. What is the number of ray
and columns in it?
Question.12: Difference between
COUNT (*) and COUNT (column).
Question.13: How would you view
constraints, Viewing columns associated in a Relation (table)?
Question.14:What is the difference
between Drop Table and Delete?
Question.15: What is the purpose of
ORDER By clause?
Question.16: What are the TCL
commands?
Question.17: How would you begin a
new Transaction?
Question.18: Write a statement to
set onto commit to off.
Question.19: How would you delete a
column from a table (give syntax).
Question.20: How would you change a
data type of a column?
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Question.21: Which command is used
to save the changes permanently in the data base?
Question.22: Which command is used
to undo (or) cancel the previous transaction in a database?
Question.23: What is the purpose of
SELECT statement? Give its syntax.
Question.24: Write the operators
used in SQL.
Question.25: Neha created a table
layer on she realised that there is a need to include CLASS column. Which
command she should use to do so? (Table Name is Student)
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Question.26: A table named "OFFICE"
has 6 rows 10 columns and another table named"STAFF" has 3 rows and 5
columns5. How many rows ams columns will
be there, if we obtain the Cartesian product of these two tables?
Question.27: What are the six
relational operations?
Question.28: Write a MySQL command for creating a table
EMPSALARY. Whose structure is given below:
Field Name
|
Data type (size)
|
Constraint
|
EMPID
|
INTEGER(5)
|
Primary Key
|
EMPNAME
|
VARCHAR (20)
|
Not Null
|
SALARY
|
SALARYDECIMAL (8,2)
|
|
DOJ
|
Date
|
Question.29: Which command is used
to create a new database?
Question.30: Which command in MySQL is
used to open a specific database?
Question.31:Which command in MySQL
is used to view the structure of a table?
Question.32: What is a NULL value?
Question.33: What is Cartesian Join?
Question.34: What is Equi-Join?
Question.35: Which command is used
to modify existing data in a table?
Question.36: Which command is used
to delete rows from a table?
Question.37: What are constraints?
Give examples.
Question.38: In a database there is
a table Cabinet. The data entry operator is not able to insert a null value in
a column. What may be the possible reasons?
Question.39: Do the primary key of a
table accept null or duplicate values?
Question.40: What is Transaction?
Question.41: What is the purpose of
inserting Savepoint?
Question.42: What is the difference
between Rollback and Rollback To?
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