Question

SQL statement are case sensitive true or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

SQL is NOT case sensitive.

SELECT * FROM Customers;

and

select * FROM Customers;

Explanation:

both are same

Answer 2

False, SQL statements are not case-sensitive.

• SQL whose full form is Structured query language is defined as a programming language that is used for storing and processing information in a relational database.
• SQL statements are statements that are made of keywords like select, form, where, etc.
• The keywords and the other words that are used are case-insensitive, yet they are usually written only using Capital letters.
• The options of Table and Column names are case-sensitive in some settings.
• MySQL is an option available that enables the user to either enable or disable the option of case-insensitivity.
• While using Linux MySQL, table and column names are case-sensitive by default while on windows case-insensitive is used by default but this is usually a question that is asked when Windows are being set up.

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