1Z0-883 · Question #81
Review the definition of the phone_list view. CHEATE OR REPLACE ALGORITHM=MERGE DEFINER= root'@localhost' SQL SECURITY DEFINER VIEW phone_list' AS SELECT e . id as id e . first_name AS first_name' e…
The correct answer is B. INSERT INTO employee_phone (emp_id, phone_no, type) VALUES (1, `555-8888','mobile'). See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
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Review the definition of the phone_list view. CHEATE OR REPLACE ALGORITHM=MERGE DEFINER= root'@localhost' SQL SECURITY DEFINER VIEW phone_list' AS SELECT e . id as id e . first_name AS first_name' e . last_name AS last_name' coalesce ( ph1.phone_no, --') AS office_no' coalesce (ph2 .phone_no, '--) AS cell_no' FROM employees e LEFT JOIN employee_phone ph1 ON ph1.emp_id = e.id AND ph1.type = office' LEFT JOIN employee_phone ph2 ON ph2 .emp_id = e.id AND ph2 .type = mobile' The tables employees and employee_phone are InnoDB tables; all columns are used in this view. The contents of the phone_list view are as follows:
Mysql> select * from phone_list; 1 row in set (0.00 sec) Which method can you use to change the cell_no value to `555-8888' for John Doe?
Options
- ADELETE FROM phone_list WHERE first_name=
John' and last_name=Doe'; - BINSERT INTO employee_phone (emp_id, phone_no, type) VALUES (1, `555-8888','mobile');
- CUPDATE phone_list SET cell_name
555-8888' WHERE first_name=John' and last_name= `Doe'; - DUPDATE employee_phone SET phone_no= `555-8888' where emp_id=1;
How the community answered
(69 responses)- A4% (3)
- B71% (49)
- C16% (11)
- D9% (6)
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