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Write sql query for retrieving employee names from employee table who are having salary greater than 5000 without using where clause?
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Latest Answer: I Think the question is not well formed.. Please Elaborate ...
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Latest Answer: set statistics io onset statistics time on ...
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Can we generate a trigger for two tables? if so what is the query to generate a trigger for two tables employee table and department table with employee having department no.
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What is the code to create a table having a column named DATE, which takes date in the format dd/mm/yyyy, in SQL Server2000? Or any format of date.

How many column maximum we can add in one table and how many foreign key maximum we can use in one table?
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1. Types of Triggers in Oracle 2. Can we relate two different tables from two different users in ORACLE,PL/SQL? 3. How can I combine sequence with select statement which is used in another insert statement. i.e.Insert 4. if records are inserted into table without committing.How to refer to these values in a procedure? 5. when we need to use USING clause in the sql?For example in this below:SELECT emp_name, department_name
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Latest Answer: Select Columnname from Tablename Groupby Columnname Having Count*>1 ...
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1)What is the maximum value that can be stored for a datetime field? a. Dec 31, 9999 b. Jun 6, 2079 c. Jan 1, 2753 d. Jan 1, 2100 2)What is the correct SQL syntax for returning all the columns from a table named "Persons" sorted REVERSE alphabetically by "FirstName"? a. SELECT * FROM Persons WHERE FirstName ORDER BY FirstName DESC b. SELECT * FROM Persons SORT REVERSE 'FirstName' c. SELECT * FROM Persons ORDER BY -'FirstName' d. SELECT
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Latest Answer: SQL*Loader is strictly an ORACLE product.  Most of not all vendors provide some kind of utility to load tables from flat files. It's not a question of comparison; you can't use SQL Loader in DB2, neither can you use the DB2 Load Utility in Sybase. ...
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