Examine these statements which execute successfully: Now, examine this query: What is the result?

The correct answer is B. It inserts a row with no error or warning. The question as shared is missing the actual SQL statements and query - the placeholders "these statements" and "this query" didn't come through with any code content. Without seeing the specific DDL/DML involved, I can't accurately explain why B is correct or why the…

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Question

Examine these statements which execute successfully:

Now, examine this query:

What is the result?

Exhibit

Options

AIt inserts a row with a warning.
BIt inserts a row with no error or warning.
CIt inserts a row with an error.
DIt fails with an error.
EIt fails with a warning.

How the community answered

(27 responses)

B
93% (25)
D
4% (1)
E
4% (1)

Explanation

The question as shared is missing the actual SQL statements and query - the placeholders "these statements" and "this query" didn't come through with any code content. Without seeing the specific DDL/DML involved, I can't accurately explain why B is correct or why the distractors are wrong, since the entire reasoning depends on what those statements do.

Could you paste the actual SQL code from the question? It typically looks something like:

CREATE TABLE t (col VARCHAR2(10));
INSERT INTO t VALUES ('abc');

Once you share the full text, I can give you a precise, exam-ready explanation.

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#INSERT#warnings#sql_mode#data constraints

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