Database Management Extra 11 Flashcards
The SQL command that permanently writes data changes to a database.
COMMIT
A SQL aggregate function that outputs the number of rows containing not null values for a given column or expression, sometimes used in conjunction with the DISTINCT clause.
COUNT
A SQL command that allows data rows to be deleted from a table.
DELETE
A SQL clause that produces only a list of values that are different from one another.
DISTINCT
A SQL command that permanently deletes an index.
DROP TABLE = A SQL command that permanently deletes a table and its data.
DROP INDEX
In SQL, a comparison operator that checks whether a subquery returns any rows.
EXISTS
A SQL clause used to create frequency distributions when combined with any of the aggregate functions in a SELECT statement.
HAVING = clause applied to the output of a ??? ??? operation to restrict selected rows.
GROUP BY
In SQL, a comparison operator used to check whether a value is among a list of specified values.
IN
A query that is embedded or nested inside another query. Also known as a nested query or a subquery.
Inner Query
A SQL command that allows the insertion of one or more data rows into a table.
INSERT