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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about database constraints. The questions cover topics like disabling and enabling constraints, examples of creating constraints like default, check and primary key constraints, the purpose of constraints like foreign key and cascade constraints, and identifying the types of constraints like primary key, unique, foreign key and check.

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about database constraints. The questions cover topics like disabling and enabling constraints, examples of creating constraints like default, check and primary key constraints, the purpose of constraints like foreign key and cascade constraints, and identifying the types of constraints like primary key, unique, foreign key and check.

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about database constraints. The questions cover topics like disabling and enabling constraints, examples of creating constraints like default, check and primary key constraints, the purpose of constraints like foreign key and cascade constraints, and identifying the types of constraints like primary key, unique, foreign key and check.

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    This document contains 10 multiple choice questions about database constraints. The questions cover topics like disabling and enabling constraints, examples of creating constraints like default, check and primary key constraints, the purpose of constraints like foreign key and cascade constraints, and identifying the types of constraints like primary key, unique, foreign key and check.

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    This is used to enable a currentlt disable constraint in the table definition.


    Select one:
    a. ON DELETE CASCADE
    b. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
    c. DROP CASCADE
    d. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
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    Which two of the following forms key itergrity constraint.


    Select one:
    a. Foreign Key and Unique
    b. Foreign key and Primary Key
    c. Check and Not Null
    d. Primary Key and Unique
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    Which of the following is the correct example of disabling an integrity constraint?


    Select one:
    a. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
    DISABLE usn_pk;
    b. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
    MODIFY CONSTRAINT DISABLE usn_pk;
    c. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
    DISABLE CONSTRAINT usn_pk;
    d. ALTER TABLE STUDENTS
    DROP CONSTRAINT usn_pk;
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    Which of the following is the correct example of create a default constraint.


    Select one:
    a. CREATE TABLE COURSE
    (CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
    TITLE VARCHAR(20) CONSTRAINT CODE_df DEFAULT(CODE 'BSIT');
    b. CREATE TABLE COURSE
    (CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
    TITLE VARCHAR(20),
    CONSTRAINT CODE_df DEFAULT(CODE BSIT));
    c. CREATE TABLE COURSE
    (CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
    TITLE VARCHAR(20),
    CONSTRAINT CODE_df DEFAULT(CODE 'BSIT'));
    d. CREATE TABLE COURSE
    (CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,
    TITLE VARCHAR(20) DEFAULT ‘Invalid’));
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    Which of the following is the correct example of adding a CHECK constraint where CODE
    should start with the character ‘BS’.
    Select one:
    a. CREATE TABLE COURSE(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,TITLE
    VARCHAR(20),CONSTRAINT CODE_ck CHECK (CODE LIKE ‘%BS’));
    b. CREATE TABLE COURSE(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,TITLE
    VARCHAR(20),CONSTRAINT CODE_ck CHECK (CODE = ‘BS’));
    c. CREATE TABLE COURSE(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,TITLE
    VARCHAR(20),CONSTRAINT CODE_ck CHECK (CODE LIKE ‘%BS%’));
    d. CREATE TABLE COURSE(CODE CHAR(4) PRIMARY KEY,TITLE VARCHAR(20),
    CONSTRAINT CODE_ck CHECK (CODE LIKE ‘BS%’));
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    This is used to deactivate an integrity constraint.


    Select one:
    a. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
    b. DROP CASCADE
    c. ON DELETE CASCADE
    d. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
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    This is used to delete child row when a parent key is deleted.


    Select one:
    a. ON DELETE CASCADE
    b. DROP CASCADE
    c. ENABLE CONSTRAINT
    d. DISABLE CONSTRAINT
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    Which of the following statement is not true about Foreign Key constraint.
    Select one:
    a. The foreign key constraint also prevents invalid data from being inserted into the foreign
    key column, because it has to be one of the values contained in the table it points to.
    b. A foreign key in one table points to a foreign key in another table.
    c. The foreign key constraint is used to prevent actions that would destroy links between
    tables.
    d. Ensures that the relationship between tables remain preserved as data is inserted, deleted and
    modified
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    A type of constraint uniquely identifies each record in a database table.


    Select one:
    a. Primary key
    b. Unique
    c. Foreign key
    d. Check
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    A type of constraint that is used to limit the value range that can be placed in a column.
    Select one:
    a. Default
    b. Unqiue
    c. Check
    d. Not Null

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