Let the statement
SELECT column1 FROM myTable;
return 10 rows. The statement
SELECT ALL column1 FROM myTable;
will return
A.less than 10 rows
B.more than 10 rows
C.exactly 10 rows
D.None of these
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option b is correct
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Answer:
The correct answer is more than 10 rows.
Explanation:
Given:
SELECT column1 FROM myTable;
return 10 rows. The statement
SELECT ALL column1 FROM myTable;
will return
From the above query we can conclude that, It will select only a particular column from 1st column that is having total of 10 rows. So, when we select only a particular column from the rows it will be beyond 10 rows. Therefore, it is true it will occur due to the number of rows selected.
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