It helps to store data items in a schema-less key-value store.

It can store documents greater than 4 GB.

It depends heavily on strictly typed data.

It allows one to bypass the SQL layer of the server.

There is no access to relational tables.

It inserts a row in the emp table.

It returns an error because an insert operation is not allowed on views.

It inserts a row in the view only.

It returns an error because the PRIMARY ACCOUNT column is not selected for the view definition.

start_time TIMESTAMP duration TIMESTAMP

start_time TIMESTAMP duration TIME

start_time DATETIME duration DATETIME

start_time TIME duration TIME

start__time DATETIME duration TIME

The engine is disabled.

The set local_infile option has not been enabled.

The database user does not have sufficient privilege.

The database server process does not have sufficient privilege.

The database client process does not have sufficient privilege.

The database server is running in read-only mode.

ALTER TABLE appointments add index IX_4 < attendant_id, payment, credit)

ALTER TABLE appointments add index IX_1(credit,payment)

ALTER TABLE appointments add index IX_2(attendant_session_id, created_by)

ALTER TABLE appointments add index IX_3(attendant_id, created_by)

SELECT ' Car ' REGEXP( ' Ca? ' ) > = 0 INTO @r;

SELECT STRCMP(‘Car ' /Ca? ' ) > = 0 INTO @r;

SELECT ' Car ' LIKE ' Ca? ' INTO @r;

SELECT ' Car ' RLIKE ' Ca? ' INTO @r;

Existing emp_vuL is dropped and a new emp_vu1 created with the new definition.

A new view is created because the previous was dropped on execution of the drop table statement.

It returns an error because the CREATE TABLE statement automatically recreated the view.

It returns an error because the DROP TABLE statement did not drop the view.