Exam 1z1-770 Topic 2 Question 139 Discussion
Actual exam question for Oracle's 1z1-770 exam
Question #: 139
Topic #: 2
Question #: 139
Topic #: 2
Examine this code used in Quick SQL:
students
name
roll no num
Quick SQL is using default settings.
Which table creation script or other output is produced?
students
name
roll no num
Quick SQL is using default settings.
Which table creation script or other output is produced?
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Explanation
The table creation script produced by Quick SQL is:
create table emp_salary ( id number generated by default on null as identity constraint emp_salary_id_pk primary key, name varchar2 (255 char) not null, salary number, commission_yn varchar2 (1 char) check (commission_yn in ('Y','N')) default 'N' not null ); The commission_yn column will default to 'N' because of the default clause in the column definition. It will also restrict acceptable values to 'Y' or 'N' because of the check constraint. The other options are incorrect because they do not match the output of Quick SQL. Verified References: Using Quick SQLAbout Quick SQL Shorthand Syntax
The table creation script produced by Quick SQL is:
create table emp_salary ( id number generated by default on null as identity constraint emp_salary_id_pk primary key, name varchar2 (255 char) not null, salary number, commission_yn varchar2 (1 char) check (commission_yn in ('Y','N')) default 'N' not null ); The commission_yn column will default to 'N' because of the default clause in the column definition. It will also restrict acceptable values to 'Y' or 'N' because of the check constraint. The other options are incorrect because they do not match the output of Quick SQL. Verified References: Using Quick SQLAbout Quick SQL Shorthand Syntax
by Atalanta at Nov 02, 2023, 02:01 AM
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