DATABASE MGT. S-WPS Office

DATABASE MGT.
SYSTEM 1(ORACLE)
Given the output below. Which of the following is the correct PL/SQL to be used
Select one:
a. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS IN (‘AP’,’SG’,’HW’);
b. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;
c. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS;
d. SELECT DICTINCT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE >=1;
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This is used to test for values in a specified set of values.
Ans: IN
It is a value that is unavailable, unassigned, unknown, or inapplicable.
Ans: NULL
True/False Character values are format sensitive and date values are case sensitive-sensitive.
Ans: False
A system used to concatenate one column to another column.
Ans: ||
Choose the letter of the correct answer based on table PARTS as shown below
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column DESCRIPTION, ONHAND and
WAREHOUSE of all PARTS where ONHAND is greater than or equal to 21.
Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE ONHAND >=21;
Given the output below. Which of the following is the correct PL/SQL to be used?
Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, PRICE *.5 +PRICE-100 FROM PARTS WHERE PRICE >10000;
Which of the following is not true about writing SQL statements?
Select one:
a. Keywords cannot be split across lines or abbreviated.
b. Indents should be used to make code more readable.
c. SQL statements are not case sensitive.
d. Clauses are usually placed on separate lines for readability and ease of editing.
Which of the following is the correct report that will merge the column DESCRIPTION and PRICE put a
literal character string of = “ with a price of ” in between the two columns. Limit the rows returned by
getting only the partnum that starts with letter ‘K’.
Ans: SELECT (DESCRIPTION|| ‘WITH A PRICE OF’ || PRICE) FROM PARTS WHERE PARTNUM LIKE ‘K%’;
This is used to test for values in a specified set of values.
Ans: IN
Select one:
a. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR ONHAND BETWEEEN 8 AND 12
b. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ AND DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘__S%’;
c. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR ONHAND >=8;
d. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘__S%’;
Select one:
a. SELECT (PARTNUM|| ‘belong to’||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS = ‘SG’;
b. SELECT (PARTNUM|| belong to||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS = ‘SG’;
c. SELECT (PARTNUM|| ‘belong to’||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE PARTNUM IN (‘BV06,’KV29’)
d. SELECT (PARTNUM|| ‘belong to’||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS = SG;
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This is use to create expression with number and date values.
Ans: Arithmetic expression
Select one:
a. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;
b. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;
c. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS IN (‘AP’,’SG’,’HW’);
d. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE >=1;
This is used to perform wildcard searches of valid search string values.
Ans: Like
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM, CLASS and
PRICE of all parts where the description fourth letter starting from the first is equal to ‘D’.
SELECT DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM, CLASS, PRICES FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘___D%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM, CLASS, PRICES FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%D___’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM, CLASS, PRICES FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘D%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM, CLASS, PRICES FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%D’;
This is use to Selects the columns in a table that are returned by a query. Selects a few or as many of the
columns as required.
Ans: Projection
Which of the following is the correct report listing the column PARTNO, DESCRIPTION and WAREHOUSE.
Get only that description that does not ends with ‘ER’. Note that you have to merge the said three
columns, rename the merge column as “Parts Record”. Below is the sample output for column.
Parts Record
AT94is the part number ofIRONwhich belong to warehouse3
Ans: SELECT (PARTNUM || ‘is the part number of’|| DESCRIPTION || ‘which belongs to’ || WAREHOUSE
FROM PARTS WHERE PARTNUM NOT LIKE ‘%ER’;
This is used to restrict the rows that are returned by a query.
Ans: Where
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column PARTNUM, DESCRIPTION and PRICE
of all PARTS where price is less than 500. Sort the PRICE in ascending order.
SELECT PARTNUN, DESCRIPTION, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE PRICE < 500;
What Given the output below. Which of the following is the correct PL/SQL to be used?
Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND,CLASS
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘HW’;

Which of the following is the correct report that will display the DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE AND distinct
value for CLASS.
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, DISTINCT (CLASS) FROM PARTS;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;
SELECT DISTINCT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, DISTINCT ‘CLASS ‘ FROM PARTS;
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column DESCRIPTION, CLASS and PRICE of all
PARTS where class is not equal to AP.
SELECT DESCRIPTION, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS NOT LIKE ‘%AP%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS NOT LIKE ‘%AP’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS != AP;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS <> AP;
Ans: SELECT * FROM PARTS;
Supposed that the user uses the ff SELECT statement: what will be the possible output.
SELECT GRADE AS STUDENT MARK FROM GRADE_REPORT;
Ans: Error because of the keyword AS.
It is a character, a number, or a date that is included in the SELECT statement.
Ans: Literal
Select one:
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%ER’;
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR ONHAND BETWEEN 8 AND 12;
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ AND DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%ER’;
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ AND ONHAND BETWEEN 8 AND 12;
Which of the following is the correct report that will list only the column DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM,
CLASS, and PRICE of all PART whose CLASS is equal to HW.
Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, PARTNUM, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS=’HW’;
True/False. Character strings and date values are enclosed with double quotation marks.
Ans:False
This is used to in conditions that compare one expression with another value or expression.
Ans: Comparison
Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS
FROM PARTS
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS and
PRICE of all price where the description ends with letter ‘N’.
SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASSS FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%N’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASSS FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘N%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASSS FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%N%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASSS FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION NOT LIKE ‘%N’;
This is used to brings together data that is stored in different tables by specifying the link between them.
Ans: Joins
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column PARTNUM, CLASS and ONHAND of all
parts where partnum is equal to AT94, DR93 and KV29. (Note 1 query only and do not use logical
condition)
Ans: SELECT PARTNUM, CLASS, ONHAND FROM PARTS WHERE PARTNUM IN (‘AT94’,’DR93’,’KV29’);
Which of the following is the correct report that will display the distinct value for CLASS and
WAREHOUSE limit the rows by getting only the parts under WAREHOUSE 3?
SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = 3;
SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = ‘3’;
SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = =3;
SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE =3 FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = 3;
Select one:
FROM PARTS
WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘R%’;

FROM PARTS
WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%R’;
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS IN (‘HW’,’AP’);
FROM PARTS
WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR CLASS = ‘HW’;
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS
and PRICE of all parts where the description contains keyword ‘SHE’.
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%SHE%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘SHE%’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%SHE’;
SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘SHE’;
True/False. The != not equal to symbol is also equal to this symbol<>.
Ans: True
This is used to display rows based on a range of values.
Ans: Between
True/False. A null value means that the value is unavailable, unassigned, unknown, or inapplicable.
Ans: True
Which of the following is the correct report listing only the column CLASS, DESCRIPTION and PRICE of all
PARTS where price range is between 200 to 500. Sort the Price in descending order.
SELECT CLASS, DESCRIPTION, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE PRICE BETWEEN 200 AND 500;
This is used to in conditions that compare one expression with another value or expression.
Ans: Comparison
Which of the following is the correct report showing all rows and columns sort the description in
ascending order.
SELECT * FROM PARTS ORDER BY DESCRIPTION DESC;
SELECT * FROM PARTS ORDER BY DESCRIPTION;
SELECT * FROM PARTS ORDER BY DESCRIPTION ASC;
SELECT * FROM PARTS ORDER BY DESC;
This is used to perform wildcard searches of valid search string values.
Ans: Like
This is used to selects the rows in a table that are returned by a query. Various criteria can be used to
restrict the rows that are retrieved.
Ans: Selection
True/False. This symbol % denotes zero or many characters.
Ans: True
Which of the following is the correct report listing the DESCRIPTION and Price (Note that in column
PRICE add ADDITIONAL 10000). Get only the prices with no digit that is equal to ‘5’. Note that you have
to concatenate the said column and rename the merge column as “New Price Lists”. Sort the data in
DESC order by Price.
SELECT DESCRIPTION, PRICE + 10000 AS “NEW PRICE LISTS” FROM PARTS ORDER BY PRICE DESC;
This is used to display rows based on a range of values.
Ans: Between
This is used to restrict the rows that are returned by a query.
Ans: Where
This character is used to override the default precedence or to clarify the statement.
Ans: ( )
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Choose the letter of the correct answer based on the table EMPLOYEES as shown below.
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order todisplay the firstname and length of firstname rename the column
length of firstname as Number of Character of all employees whose salary is between 4400 and 8300
Select one:
a. SELECT FIRSTNAME, LENGTH(FIRSTNAME) AS "NUMBER OF CHARACTER"
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SALARY BETWEEN 8300 AND 4400;
b. SELECT FIRSTNAME, LENGTH(FIRSTNAME) AS NUMBER OF CHARACTER

FROM EMPLOYEES
c. SELECT FIRSTNAME, INSTR(FIRSTNAME) AS "NUMBER OF CHARACTER"
FROM EMPLOYEES
d. SELECT FIRSTNAME, LENGTH(FIRSTNAME) AS "NUMBER OF CHARACTER"
FROM EMPLOYEES
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order to display the employees lastname concatenated to salary. Format
the salary column to 6 character long left padded with ‘*’ as special character for all employees whose
manager_id is null or salary between 4000 and 6000 Rename the column as employees and their
Salaries
Select one:
a. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||RPAD(SALARY,6,'*')) AS "EMPLOYEES AND THEIR SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE MANAGER_ID IS NULL
OR SALARY BETWEEN 4000 OR 6000;
b. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||RPAD(SALARY,6,'*')) AS "EMPLOYEES AND THEIR SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
OR SALARY BETWEEN 4000 AND 6000;
c. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||RPAD(SALARY,6,'*')) AS "EMPLOYEES AND THEIR SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE MANAGER_ID = NULL

d. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||(SALARY,6,'*')) AS "EMPLOYEES AND THEIR SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order to display the employees lastname concatenated with firstname and
with a ‘, (comma)’ in between. A rename on the concatenated column as Complete Name. Note all
values in Complete Name column should be in lowercase plus display the length of employees lastname
for all employees whose lastname starts with letter M sort the lastname in its default order.
Select one:
a. SELECT LOWER(LASTNAME,FIRSTNAME) AS COMPLETE NAME,
LENGTH(LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE LASTNAME LIKE 'M%';
b. SELECT LOWER(LASTNAME||','||FIRSTNAME) AS COMPLETE NAME,
LENGTH(LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES
c. SELECT LOWER(LASTNAME||','||FIRSTNAME) AS "COMPLETE NAME",
LENGTH(LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES
d. SELECT LOWER(LASTNAME||','||FIRSTNAME) AS COMPLETE NAME,
LENGTH(LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE LASTNAME LIKE '%M';
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order to display the firstname concatenated to salary with additional
column salary that provides a computation of salary * 2. Rename the column as Increase of all
employees whose lastname ends with N.
Select one:
a. SELECT lower(FIRSTNAME || 'SALARY OF' || SALARY || 'IF MULITPLY BY TWO THEN HE/SHE WLL GOT
A NEW SALARY OF' || SALARY * 2)AS INCREASE FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE LASTNAME LIKE 'N%';
b. SELECT (FIRSTNAME || 'SALARY OF' || SALARY || 'IF MULITPLY BY TWO THEN HE/SHE WLL GOT A NEW
SALARY OF' || SALARY * 2)AS INCREASE FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE LASTNAME LIKE '%N';
c. SELECT (FIRSTNAME || 'SALARY OF' SALARY 'IF MULITPLY BY TWO THEN HE/SHE WLL GOT A NEW
SALARY OF' || SALARY * 2)AS INCREASE FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE LASTNAME LIKE 'N%';
d. SELECT (FIRSTNAME || 'SALARY OF' || SALARY || 'IF MULITPLY BY TWO THEN HE/SHE WLL GOT A NEW
SALARY OF' || SALARY * 2)AS INCREASE FROM EMPLOYEES WHERE LASTNAME LIKE 'N%';
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
Based on the given SELECT statement below what would be the possible output?
SELECT MOD(SALARY,10) AS “EXCESS SALARY”
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SALARY < 5000;
d. 0
0
0
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT TRUNC(563.396,2)FROM DUAL;
Select one:
a. 563.3
b. 563.39
c. 563
d. 500
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order toget theSUBSTR function that returns the job_id = ‘REP’.
Select one:
a. SELECT JOB_ID FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SUBSTR(JOB_ID,4)='%REP%';
b. SELECT JOB_ID FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SUBSTR='REP';
c. SELECT JOB_ID FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE ‘%REP%’;
d. SELECT JOB_ID FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SUBSTR(JOB_ID,4)='REP';
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order todisplay the Firstname concatenated to employees original salary
plus concatenate again a new column salary that multiplies the original salary into three. Rename the
column as Dream Salaries.Note sort the salary in descending order.
Select one:
a. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||' EARNS MONTHLY BUT WANTS' || SALARY * 3)
AS "DREAM SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
ORDER BY SALARY DESC;
b. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||' EARNS MONTHLY BUT WANTS' || SALARY * 3)
AS "DREAM SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
ORDER BY SALARY;
c. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||' EARNS '|| SALARY || 'MONTHLY BUT WANTS' || SALARY * 3)
AS "DREAM SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
ORDER BY SALARY;
d. SELECT (FIRSTNAME||' EARNS '|| SALARY || 'MONTHLY BUT WANTS' || SALARY * 3)
AS "DREAM SALARIES"
FROM EMPLOYEES
ORDER BY SALARY DESC;
What is the return value if the user try to do the following:
SELECT TRUNC (65.73,-2) FROM DUAL;
Select one:
a. 00
b. 60
c. 0
d. 600
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT TRUNC(563.396,1)FROM DUAL;
Select one:
a. 563.39
b. 563
c. 563.3
d. 500
Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT FIRSTNAME, SALARY, LPAD(SALARY * 0.10 + SALARY – 100, 8, ‘$’) AS BONUS

FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE DEPARTMENT_ID NOT IN (10, 110, 50
AND SALARY=17000;
Select one:
a. NENA 17000 18600$$$
LEX 17000 18600$$$
b. NENA 17000 17000$$$
LEX 17000 17000$$$
c. NENA 17000 $$$17000
LEX 17000 $$$17000
d. NENA 17000 $$$18600
LEX 17000 $$$18600
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order to display the salary leftpadded with 15 character long and ‘$’ as
special character and another column salary right padded with 10 character long with ‘@’ as special
character used of all employees in 201, 176 and 144.
Select one:
a. SELECT LPAD(SALARY,15,'$'), RPAD(SALARY,10,'@')
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE EMPLOYEE_ID = (201,176,144);
b. SELECT LPAD(SALARY,15,'@'), RPAD(SALARY,10,'$')
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE EMPLOYEE_ID IN (201,176,144);
c. SELECT RPAD(SALARY,15,'$'), LPAD(SALARY,10,'@')
FROM EMPLOYEES
d. SELECT LPAD(SALARY,15,'$'), RPAD(SALARY,10,'@')
FROM EMPLOYEES
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It is use to accept numeric input and return numeric values.
Select one:
a. Multiple row function
b. Character function
c. Number function
d. Case manipulation function
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES

What query should be used in order todisplay the firstname in capitalized format rename the column as
pangalan whose job_id is equal to ‘SA_REP’.
Select one:
a. SELECT UPPER(FIRSTNAME) PANGALAN
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID = 'SA_REP';
b. SELECT UPPER(FIRSTNAME) AS PANGALAN
FROM EMPLOYEES
c. SELECT FIRSTNAME AS PANGALAN
FROM EMPLOYEES
d. SELECT UPPER(FIRSTNAME) AS PANGALAN
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID IS 'SA_REP';

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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT TRUNC(563.396,-2) FROM DUAL;
Select one:
a. 563
b. 563.39
c. 563.3
d. 500
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT INITCAP(LASTNAME||’,’||FIRSTNAME) AS NAME
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE ’%PR%’;
Select one:
a. king,steven
hunold,alexander
Ernst,bruce
lorentz,Diana
b. King,Steven
Hunold,Alexander
Ernst,Bruce
Lorentz,Diana
c. KING,STEVEN
HUNOLD,ALEXANDER
ERNST,BRUCE
LORENTZ,DIANA
d. King’,’Steven
Hunold’,’Alexander
Ernst’,’Bruce
Lorentz’,’Diana
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES

What query should be used in order todisplay a report that trim the letter ‘A’ from lastname of all
employees whose department_id between 60 and 90.
Select one:
a. SELECT TRIM('A' FROM LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE DEPARTMENT_ID BETWEEN 60 OR 90;
b. SELECT TRIM(LASTNAME,’A’)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE DEPARTMENT_ID BETWEEN 60 AND 90;
c. SELECT TRIM('A' FROM LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES
d. SELECT TRIM('A' FROM LASTNAME)
FROM EMPLOYEES

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Trims leading or trailing characters (or both) from a character string.
Select one:
a. INSTR
b. Length
c. SUBSTR
d. Trim
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES

SELECT TRIM(‘K’ FROM LASTNAME)AS TRIM, LASTNAME, DEPARTMENT_ID, MANAGER_ID
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE DEPARTMENT_ID = 50
AND MANAGER_ID = 100;
Select one:
a. ZLOTKEY ZLOTKEY 80 100
b. RAJS RAJS 50 124
c. ZLOYEY TRINA 80 200
d. MOURGOS MOURGOS 50 100
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
What query should be used in order to display the lastname and salary of all employees whose
department_id = 60 or job_id like ‘_T%’. Format the salary to be 15 character long, left padded with ‘$’
as special character. Label the column Salary.
Select one:
a. SELECT LASTNAME, LPAD(SALARY,15,'$') AS SALARY
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE DEPARTMENT_ID = 60 OR JOB_ID LIKE 'T';
b. SELECT LASTNAME, RPAD(SALARY,15,'$') AS SALARY
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE DEPARTMENT_ID = 60 OR JOB_ID LIKE '_T';
c. SELECT LASTNAME, LPAD(SALARY,15,'$')
FROM EMPLOYEES
d. SELECT LASTNAME, LPAD(SALARY,15,'$') AS SALARY
FROM EMPLOYEES
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SELECT SUM(QTY) FROM STOCKS WHERE WAREHOUSE IN (1,5) GROUP BY WAREHOUSE HAVING
MAX(WAREHOUSE) >=5;
Answer:
FROM INVENTORY;
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Which of the following query is correct which will display the same output as shown below?
Select one:
a. SELECT COUNT ALL FROM EMPLOYEES;
b. SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEES;
c. SELECT COUNT(*) FROM EMPLOYEES;
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
Which of the following is the correct report that display the smallest (minimum) Surname.. and apply the
ff. functions:
Get the average salary; Group the data per job_id; Get only job_id with a keyword “REP”; and Apply
having clause, which the max salary per job_id is greater than 5000.
Select one:
a. SELECT CONCAT(DEPARTMENT_ID,JOB_ID),MIN(SALARY), MAX(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
GROUP BY JOB_ID;
b. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME), AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE ‘%REP%’
GROUP BY JOB_ID
HAVING MAX(SALARY)>500;
c. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME), AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
GROUP BY JOB_ID
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE ‘%REP%’
d. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME), AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID NOT LIKE ‘%REP%’
GROUP BY JOB_ID
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
Which of the following is the correct query that display the maximum lastname concatenated to
firstname and rename the column as “Employees Name”, Job_id and apply the ff. functions:
Count the Job_id; Apply where condition whose lastname ends with letter ‘N’; Group the job_id; and
Apply having clause of employees having average salary that is greater than 10000.
Select one:
a. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||FIRSTNAME) AS "EMPLOYEES NAME", JOB_ID, COUNT(JOB_ID)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE LASTNAME LIKE '%N'
GROUP BY JOB_ID
HAVING AVG(SALARY)>10000;
b. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||FIRSTNAME) AS EMPLOYEES NAME, JOB_ID, COUNT(JOB_ID)
FROM EMPLOYEES
GROUP BY JOB_ID
c. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||FIRSTNAME) AS "EMPLOYEES NAME", JOB_ID, COUNT(JOB_ID)
FROM EMPLOYEES
GROUP BY JOB_ID
HAVING AVG(SALARY)<10000;
d. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||FIRSTNAME) AS "EMPLOYEES NAME", JOB_ID, COUNT(JOB_ID)
FROM EMPLOYEES
GROUP BY JOB_ID
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SELECT COUNT (AVG(PRICE)) FROM STOCKS GROUP BY WAREHOUSE;
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SELECT COUNT(*) FROM STOCKS;
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Select one:
a. SELECT COUNTDISTINCT(MANAGER_ID) AS "NO. OF MANAGER_ID" FROM EMPLOYEES;
b. SELECT COUNT *(MANAGER_ID) AS "NO. OF MANAGER_ID" FROM EMPLOYEES;
c. SELECT COUNT(MANAGER_ID) NO. OF MANAGER_ID FROM EMPLOYEES;
d. SELECT COUNT(MANAGER_ID) AS "NO. OF MANAGER_ID" FROM EMPLOYEES;
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SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT QTY) FROM STOCKS;
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Select one:
a. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME),MAX(FIRSTNAME),SUM(SALARY),AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE '%ST%';
b. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME),MAX(FIRSTNAME),SUM(SALARY),AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE 'ST%';
c. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME),MAX(FIRSTNAME),SUM(SALARY),AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE '%ST';
d. SELECT MIN(LASTNAME),MAX(FIRSTNAME),SUM(SALARY),AVG(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE JOB_ID LIKE = ‘ST’;
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Select one:
a. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||','||FIRSTNAME) AS NAME, MAX(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES;
b. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||''||FIRSTNAME) AS NAME, MAX(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES;
c. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||','||FIRSTNAME) AS NAME, MIN(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES;
d. SELECT MAX(LASTNAME||FIRSTNAME) AS NAME, MAX(SALARY)
FROM EMPLOYEES;
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT LASTNAME,SALARY, RPAD(SALARY,4,’@’)
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SALARY BETWEEN 4000 AND 9000
LASTNAME LIKE ‘%S’;
Select one:
a. MOURGOS 5800 5800@@@@
RAJS 3500 3500@@@@
DAVIES 3100 3100@@@@
MATOS 2600 2600@@@@
VARGAS 2500 2500@@@@
HIGGINS 12000 12000@@@
b. MOURGOS 5800 5800@@@@
c. RAJS 3500 3500
DAVIES 3100 3100
MATOS 2600 2600

VARGAS 2500 2500
HIGGINS 12000 12000
d. MOURGOS 5800 5800
DAVIES 3100 3100
e. MOURGOS 5800 5800
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It is a table that is owned by the user SYS and can be accessed by all users.
Select one:
a. Employees
b. Parts
c. Authors
d. Dual
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This is use to return one result per row.

Select one:
a. Single row
b. Multiple row
c. Dual table
d. Number function
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This is used to converts the first letter of each word to uppercase and the remaining letters to lowercase.
Select one:
a. Upper case
b. Sentence case
c. INITCAT
d. lowercase
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES

SELECT LOWER(LASTNAME||’with a salary of’||SALARY) as Record, LENGTH(LASTNAME) as Lname
FROM EMPLOYEES
OR SALARY IS NULL;
Select one:
a. KING WITH A SALARY OF 24000 4
HUNOLDWITH A SALARY OF 2400 6
b. KINGWITH A SALARY OF 24000 4
HUNOLDWITH A SALARY OF 2400 6
c. king with a salary of 24000 4
hunoldwith a salary of 2400 6
d. kingwith a salary of 24000 4
hunoldwith a salary of 2400 6
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Table 1.0 EMPLOYEES
SELECT (LASTNAME||FIRSTNAME), JOB_ID
FROM EMPLOYEES
WHERE SUBSTR (JOB_ID,4)=’REP’;
Select one:
a. ABELELLEN SA_REP
b. ABELELLEN SA_REP
TALORJONATHAN SA_REP
GRANTKIMBERLY SA_REP
FAYPAT MK_REP
c. ABELELLEN SA_REP
TALORJONATHAN SA_REP
GRANTKIMBERLY SA_REP
d. ABEL ELLEN SA_REP
TALOR JONATHAN SA_REP
GRAN TKIMBERLY SA_REP
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This is use to accept character input and can return both character and number values.
Select one:
a. Number function
b. Case manipulation function
c. Multiple row function
d. Character function
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This is use to find the numeric position of a named character starting at character position n.
Select one:
a. Length
b. INSTR
c. Trim
d. SUBSTR
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Extracts a string of determined length.
Select one:
a. SUBSTR
b. Trim
c. Length
d. INSTR
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This is use to return one result per group of row.
Select one:
a. Single row
b. Number function
c. Multiple row
d. Dual table

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a. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS IN (‘AP’,’SG’,’HW’);

b. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;

c. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS;

d. SELECT DICTINCT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE >=1;

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This is used to test for values in a specified set of values.

It is a value that is unavailable, unassigned, unknown, or inapplicable.

A system used to concatenate one column to another column.

Which of the following is not true about writing SQL statements?

a. Keywords cannot be split across lines or abbreviated.

b. Indents should be used to make code more readable.

c. SQL statements are not case sensitive.

This is used to test for values in a specified set of values.

a. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

b. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ AND DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘__S%’;

c. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR ONHAND >=8;

d. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘__S%’;

a. SELECT (PARTNUM|| ‘belong to’||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS = ‘SG’;

b. SELECT (PARTNUM|| belong to||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS = ‘SG’;

c. SELECT (PARTNUM|| ‘belong to’||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE PARTNUM IN (‘BV06,’KV29’)

d. SELECT (PARTNUM|| ‘belong to’||DESCRIPTION) FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS = SG;

Ans: Arithmetic expression

a. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;

b. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;

c. SELECT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS IN (‘AP’,’SG’,’HW’);

d. SELECT DISTINCT WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE >=1;

This is used to perform wildcard searches of valid search string values.

AT94is the part number ofIRONwhich belong to warehouse3

This is used to restrict the rows that are returned by a query.

Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND,CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘HW’;

SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, DISTINCT (CLASS) FROM PARTS;

SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;

SELECT DISTINCT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, CLASS FROM PARTS;

SELECT DESCRIPTION, WAREHOUSE, DISTINCT ‘CLASS ‘ FROM PARTS;

SELECT DESCRIPTION, CLASS, PRICE FROM PARTS WHERE CLASS != AP;

Ans: SELECT * FROM PARTS;

Ans: Error because of the keyword AS.

It is a character, a number, or a date that is included in the SELECT statement.

a. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%ER’;

b. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ OR ONHAND BETWEEN 8 AND 12;

c. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE CLASS = ‘AP’ AND DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘%ER’;

d. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

Ans: SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = 3;

SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = ‘3’;

SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = =3;

SELECT CLASS, WAREHOUSE =3 FROM PARTS WHERE WAREHOUSE = 3;

a. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS

WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE ‘R%’;

b. SELECT DESCRIPTION, ONHAND, CLASS