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    SQL Quiz

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    This document contains a SQL quiz with 6 multiple choice questions. The questions cover basic SQL concepts like ordering clauses, aggregation, joins, and filtering results. Sample table structures and queries are provided as part of the questions and answer explanations.

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    This document contains a SQL quiz with 6 multiple choice questions. The questions cover basic SQL concepts like ordering clauses, aggregation, joins, and filtering results. Sample table structures and queries are provided as part of the questions and answer explanations.

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    This document contains a SQL quiz with 6 multiple choice questions. The questions cover basic SQL concepts like ordering clauses, aggregation, joins, and filtering results. Sample table structures and queries are provided as part of the questions and answer explanations.

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    SQL Quiz

    Uploaded by

    Ram Krishna
    This document contains a SQL quiz with 6 multiple choice questions. The questions cover basic SQL concepts like ordering clauses, aggregation, joins, and filtering results. Sample table structures and queries are provided as part of the questions and answer explanations.

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    The document covers different SQL queries related to selection, filtering, joining, aggregation etc.

    Queries related to selection, filtering, ordering, grouping, joining and aggregation are covered.

    select top 1 marks, Name from Student order by Marks DESC

    SQL QUIZ (Total Time:1 Hour) (20 Marks)

    Q-1: Put the keywords Select, From, Order By, Group By, Where, Having in right order of usage in SQL queries. (1 Marks) Ans-1: Example:
    select tbl_Roles.ROLEID,tbl_Roles.ROLENAME,tbl_Roles.ROLECODE,tbl_Roles.ISACTIVE from tbl_Roles where ROLEID>0 group by tbl_Roles.ROLEID,tbl_Roles.ROLENAME,tbl_Roles.ROLECODE,tbl_Roles.ISACTIVE having ROLEID>0 order by ROLEID

    Sequential order is Shown in above query.

    Q-2: We have one table (Name: Student) with 2 fields in it (StudentName, Marks) where StudentName is primary key. Write a query which will list down the name, marks of the student who has secured the highest marks. (2 Marks) Ans-2:
    select top 1 marks, Name from Student order by Marks DESC

    Q-3: Read the table structure given below with sample data. PID is the joining field between 2 tables. Write a query to list the total sales value for each category. (2 Marks)

    Ans-3:
    SELECT FROM Product.ProductCategory, SUM(Sales.SaleValue) AS TotalSaleValue Product INNER JOIN Sales ON Product.PID = Sales.PID GROUP BY Product.ProductCategory

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    Q-4: We have one table (Name: Student) with 2 fields in it (StudentName, Marks) where StudentName is primary key. Write the SQL queries for following requirements (5X1 Marks) a. Number of students where marks are greater than 75 b. List them in descending order c. List all students with name starting with R d. Insert one record with Values as Name=studentABC & Marks = 87 e. Assuming, the table dont have primary key, identify all names which are duplicate. Ans 4 a) b) c) d) e)
    Select COUNT(Name) as StudentCount from Student where Marks >75 Select Name,Marks Select Name,Marks from Student order by Marks Desc from Student where Name like 'R%'

    insert into Student(Name,Marks) values ('studentABC',87) SELECT Name, COUNT(Name) AS DuplicateCount FROM Student GROUP BY Name HAVING (COUNT(Name) > 1)

    Q-5: For the given table and sample data, provide the outcome of the following queries (3X2 Marks)

    (A) SELECT FROM Output:

    Host.HostName, HostMAC.HostMAC Host FULL OUTER JOINHostMAC ON Host.HostID = HostMAC.HostID HostName HostMAC

    (B) SELECT FROM

    Host.HostName, HostMAC.HostMAC Host Inner JOINHostMAC ON Host.HostID = HostMAC.HostID HostName HostMAC Page 2 of 3

    Output:

    (C) SELECT FROM Output:

    Host.HostName, HostMAC.HostMAC Host ,HostMAC where Host.HostID>HostMAC.HostID HostName HostMAC

    Ans-5 : Try Yourelf. Q-6: Given the following tables, Write SQL statement to generate the output to list down the products which has no sale in the month of July 2012. Write queries in 2 different ways. One of the ways should be using left join. (4 Marks)

    1. SELECT

    PRODUCT1.PDESC FROM SALES1 LEFT JOIN PRODUCT1 ON PRODUCT1.PRODUCTID = SALES1.PRODUCTID where sales1.salesdate < '2012-07-1' or Sales1.salesdate > '2012-07-30' PRODUCT1.PDESC FROM SALES1 INNER JOIN PRODUCT1 ON PRODUCT1.PRODUCTID = SALES1.PRODUCTID where sales1.salesdate < '2012-07-1' or Sales1.salesdate > '2012-07-30'

    2. SELECT

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