Between..and..

Like

In

Is null

Not in

SQL is a non-procedural language

SQL can be used by a range of users including DBA's, application programmers, management personnel and many other types of end users

Procedures and functions can be written with SQL

SQL provides commands for a variety of tasks including querying data and inserting, updating and deleting data

SQL can retrieve data from more than one table

By creating triggers

By creating stored procedures

None of these above

A where clause

A from clause

A group by clause

A having clause

An order by clause

First Normal Form

Second Normal Form

None of the above

A primary key constraint can be disabled

Information about the constraints on a table can be retrieved from the data dictionary

Information about the columns on which the constraints have been applied can be retrieved from the data dictionary

If a column has null values then the not null constraint cannot be applied to that column

There can be more than one primary key

Restricting access to database

Allowing users to make simple queries to retrieve the results from complicated queries

Providing data independence for adhoc users and application programs

Views allow the same data to be seen by different users in different ways

Restriction

Intersection

Join

Union

Selection

Extraction

SubQuery