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  • The UNION clause is used to combine the output from multiple queries together into a single result table.


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  • True 


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    • 1. ROLLBACK WORK asks SQL to empty the log file.

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    • 2. Triggers are stored blocks of code that have to be called in order to operate.

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    • 3. The most frequently used relational operation, which brings together data from two or more related tables into one resultant table, is called an equi-join.

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    • 4. With the UNION clause, each query involved must output the same number of columns, and they must be UNION compatible.

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    • 5. When AUTOCOMMIT is set on, changes will be made automatically at the end of each SQL statement.

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    • A. True
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    • 6. Subqueries can be nested multiple times.

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    • 7. Outer join is the same as equi-join, except one of the duplicate columns is eliminated in the result table.

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    • 8. Both ASP and ColdFusion allow for the coding of custom tags within an HTML document.

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    • 9. A load-balancing approach where requests to one IP address are distributed among the multiple servers hosting the Website at the TCP/IP routing level is DNS (domain name server) balancing.

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    • 10. Virus detection is a problem with encrypted messages, because the virus may not be detectable until the message is unencrypted.

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