The multiple-choice question set has an answer to Query P1
In the previous articles, the Network Administrator sent you read Query queries. Following the series on this topic, below is the next part of the questionnaire, invite readers to try.
Question 6. When running the following query, what will be the result?
Appear TENDV, DIACHI, TEL, Year, SOTIEN fields with condition 100000> = SOTIEN> = 20000
Appear TENDV, DIACHI, TEL, Year, SOTIEN fields with condition 100000 <= SOTIEN <= 20000
Appear TENDV, DIACHI, TEL, Nam, SOTIEN fields with conditions 100000> = SOTIEN> = 20000
Appear TENDV, DIACHI, TEL, Nam, SOTIEN fields with condition 100000 <= SOTIEN <= 20000
Question 7. When you run the following query, what results will you give?
Create a new table with NOW, SOTIEN, TENDV, and DIACHI fields
Appeared schools IMMEDIATE, SOTIEN, TENDV, DIACHI
Both A and B
All is wrong
Question 8. What happens when I run the following query?
The records in the PHIEU COLLECTION have SOTIEN
The records in the PHIEU COLLECTION table with SOTIEN> = 20000 will be deleted
The records in the PHIEU COLLECTION table with SOTIEN> 20000 will be deleted
Appeared fields SIGHT, SOTIEN, SOPHIEU, LYDO with SOTIEN> = 20000
Question 9. How do I choose the query type to Update Query?
File Update Query
View Update Query
Query Update Query
Click the Query Type icon on the toolbar, select Update
Only C and D are right
Question 10. Make-table function What is the Table query?
Update data for columns in the table
Connect data in two tables with the same structure together
Create a new table from the current database
All is wrong
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